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FYI, list of tools used: - Luke Stackwalker: For stack sampling (perf analysis) - ???: industry-standard disassembler - Process Dump: Dump process memory to
by skywal_l 3y ago
FYI, list of tools used:
- Luke Stackwalker: For stack sampling (perf analysis)
- ???: industry-standard disassembler
- Process Dump: Dump process memory to file (for obfuscated code analysis)
- x64dbg: For debug stepping.
- MinHook: For patching/modding a binary executable.
- whackx 3y ago???: industry-standard disassembler guess that's IDA Pro
- jasondoty 3y agoDefinitely IDA Pro. It is an interesting case in piracy, as being the go-to software for reverse engineers, it also has the biggest target on its back for software crackers. Despite this, newer versions are not always cracked and released publicly so quickly. It seems each license owner gets their own custom watermarked build of the software. The crack of version 7.7 was leaked from Think-Cell, the excel add-ons company. 8.3 was recently seen released, with an anonymous supplier and Vietnamese cracking group behind it.
- kuroguro 3y agoThe funny thing is IDA added an x64 decompiler for the free version right after the post. The piracy could have been avoided if it wasn't for the timing.