Application code, file data, network protocol packets are often formatted as binary information. This is to protect intellectual property and make it difficult for attackers and competitors. This does not, however, stop security professionals, researchers andhobbysts to inspect and reverse the binary blobs. Either for understanding their internals, or for finding flaws, people do reversing on binary blobs and extract a human-friendly format. Andrew Tridgell famously reversed the CIFS/SMB protocol from Microsoft to create the Samba software. In this talk I will highlight the mindset for doing reversing, based on my own experience with reversint the Apple iOS sandbox. The talk is not meant to be very technical rather what it takes and what it means to do reversing and why you should do it as a learning and fun experience.