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This document defines and compares disassemblers, debuggers, and decompilers. It then discusses the IDA Pro tool in more detail. A disassembler translates machine code back to assembly code, enabling static code analysis. A debugger also disassembles code but allows controlled execution and dynamic analysis. A decompiler translates machine code into high-level code. The document recommends IDA Pro as a powerful disassembler and debugger that has become a standard for reverse engineering. It also briefly mentions the open-source x64dbg debugger as an alternative.
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Disassembly Using IDA
- 2. What is a disassembler? – A program that translates machine code back to assembly code. – It allows you to perform static code analysis. – Static code analysis: a technique you can use to interpret the code to understand the program's behavior, without executing the binary. 2
- 3. What is a debugger? – A debugger is a program which also disassembles the code; apart from that, – It allows you to execute the compiled binary in a controlled manner. – It allows you execute either a single instruction or selected functions, instead of executing the entire program. – A Debugger allows you to perform dynamic code analysis, and helps you examine the aspects of the suspect binary while it is running. 3
- 4. What is a de- compiler? – A program that translates the machine code into the code in a high-level language (pseudocode). – De-compilers can greatly assist you with the reverse engineering process and can simplify your work. 4 Source: Canzanese, Raymond & Oyer, M & Mancoridis, Spiros & Kam, Moshe. (2005). A survey of reverse engineering tools for the 32-bit Microsoft Windows environment.
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