Reverse engineering thread. What have you guys been reversing lately?
Reverse engineering thread. What have you guys been reversing lately?
Isaac Phillips
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Cooper Taylor
radare2 is far better than both
Joshua Russell
lol it can't even decompile
Chase Clark
You should convert the raw machine code into binary and analyze it that way, plebeian. It's the only way to achieve true Nirvana
Jaxson Bailey
meme
Carter Campbell
>convert the raw machine code into binary
lulwat?
Julian Reyes
last was betfair poker
but its qt based, didnt need to go into assembly
Logan Garcia
Isn't qt just the frontend, though?
Joshua Sanchez
Most software you try to read it with will display it in hex+ascii so you have to go out of your way to read it in binary
Nicholas James
Last stuff was the binary challenge in NCL which I didnt figure out in time cause I'm retarded
Christopher Wilson
Yes, I just need to read the text from the table and so on.
It's pretty easy because of the meta object system, you can see all the methods, attributes and child widgets.
Christian Walker
Luke Richardson
What are some good books for beginners? Pic related?
Kayden Price
pmub
Jordan Ortiz
Can I use Ghidra to decompile 68k?
I’ve been interested in rom hacking some arcade games but was never able to get Radare to work for it.
Brody Smith
Well, it says that it supports 68k. So far, I've only seen some dude do Sega Genesis romhacking with it.
Adrian Reyes
Gabu is a cutie
Juan Jones
I am reverse engineering vivado HLS.
I asked something on the xilinx forum, they said that's confidential.
I said OK.
...and that's how I started reversing all of their hls flow, first their high level compiler, now I am at their tcl library with their hidden commands,
next it's bootstraping their tcl system and making a wrapper to use it for my research.
Julian Sullivan
How the fuck do I change ram offset
Anthony Ramirez
>only static analysis
yeah, maybe sometime but not yet
and most of Jow Forums is actually /v/ so nothing
Tyler Jones
imagine paying for IDA
Hudson Sanders
>There appears to be no way to cleanly export its disassembly in a compilable form. The tool was designed around analysis of compiled software, but actually exporting generated assembly code so you could recompile from it doesn't seem to have been an important consideration with it as it's been developed to date. The 68000 disassembly doesn't seem to even represent "pointers" and data blocks in a form that 68000 assemblers I've seen would recognise.
Chase Morgan
Ayden Cox
For what?
Jackson Phillips
>This thread again
Parker Phillips
Beginners.re
Ian Thompson
This cant be legit
Henry Mitchell
>shilling glow-in-the-dark programs
Oof
Levi Smith
God speed user. I loathe Xilinx insists on security through obfuscation
Nolan Stewart
It's a shop of something similar, I remember seeing it in chink threads
Isaac Thompson
Carter Sanchez
Not fair
Grayson Rogers
Don't lose all hope. Genesis used the 68000 and ghidra can be used to hack its roms already.
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