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+{
+    "name" : "ImHex",
+    "tips" : [
+        "Try pressing CTRL + Shift + P to open the command palette!",
+        "The data processor allows pre-processing of the binary input data before it's displayed without modifying the original data.",
+        "Take a closer look at the Splash screen :)",
+        "Check out the WerWolv/ImHex-Patterns repository for pre-made patterns and more!",
+        "ImHex can be easily extended with plugins through its API."
+    ]
+}
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+{
+    "name" : "Reverse Engineering",
+    "tips" : [
+        "Reverse Engineering a foregin file format becomes a lot easier if you know some values that should be stored in there.",
+        "Ghidra, binwalk, Unicorn, x86dbg, DetectItEasy, Dependencies and CheatEngine are other fantastic and free reverse engineering tools!",
+        "ALWAYS read the documentation if there is one. It will save you a lot of time.",
+        "Tools are what you make of them, practice makes perfect.",
+        "Looking for patterns and repeating structures in binary data is always a good start.",
+        "The entropy graph is an easy way to quickly figure out where interesting data is stored and if the data is encrypted or compressed."
+    ]
+}
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