> They mentioned WinDbg and OllyDbg but both are quirks of the past (except WinDbg usage for kernel debugging), and there's a better tool for this - x32dbg/x64d

> They mentioned WinDbg and OllyDbg but both are quirks of the past (except WinDbg usage for kernel debugging), and there's a better tool for this - x32dbg/x64dbg[1]. There is also Immunity Debugger which is kind of the successor of OllyDbg. It's got some popularity in malware analysis and exploit development circles. ImmDgb is actively developed and freely available but is not open source.