Reverse engineering (RE) skills are handy in a number of situations. Determining the behavior of malware, discovery of software vulnerabilities and showing off to your friends are just a few of the benefits that immediately come to mind. Unfortunately reverse engineers are mostly self trained, work in solitude and do not openly work together when developing tools and techniques. This goal of this session is to present some of our ideas and tools (past, present and future) to foster an open discussion on RE tools as well as field suggesstions for the continued development of these tools.