IDA series, part 1: the Hex-Rays decompiler
What’s this about?In what I call the IDA series, I will be explaining a bunch of interesting and useful stuff I’ve discovered about the Interactive Disassemb...
June 20, 2017 What’s this about? In what I call the IDA series, I will be explaining a bunch of interesting and useful stuff I’ve discovered about the Interactive Disassembler, IDA Pro. I’m writing this because of two reasons: Most of the valuable information is scattered around and hard to find. Sometimes, it’s nowhere, and you have to find it out yourself, or ask support/forum for help. A better understanding of the IDA architecture will save you unnecessary frustration, and a lot of time. Knowing the limitations of your tool is just as important as knowing its capabilties. 1…
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