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Anyone experienced with this? How well does it work?
by kristopolous 3y ago
Anyone experienced with this? How well does it work?
- russdill 3y agoI use it to help validate the reverse engineering of some 2000s, 2010s game security components (DLLs, etc). Support for windows is pretty good with other platforms lagging behind but still usable.
- kuroguro 3y agoFor usermode fuzzing it's pretty nice and easy to get running, but for more advanced cases I ended up using the underlying unicorn-afl directly. IIRC it wasn't loading some ELF correctly (this was some years ago).
- evmar 3y agoI integrated Unicorn, the underlying qemu-as-a-library, into my emulator project: https://neugierig.org/software/blog/2023/11/retrowin32-unicorn.html https://neugierig.org/software/blog/2023/11/retrowin32-unico... My experience with it was that it was a lot slower than my (not very good) emulator, I imagine because I was some using it wrong somehow (? qemu is high quality software). And also as I was using it I was managing to corrupt state somehow in a way that meant it didn't end up ultimately helping with the thing I was trying to debug.