Revers tools
Let's start with the tools that are used in the process of reversing.
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1. Cheats Engine
Cheat Engine is an open-source memory scanner, debugger, and game hacking tool. It allows you to manipulate the memory of running processes to cheat in games, analyze software behavior, and perform other memory-related tasks. Cheat Engine is widely used by gamers and software developers for various purposes.
It's a really nice tool to start with, as it's easy to use and has a lot of features.
- Website: Cheat Engine
- Key Features:
- Memory scanning and editing
- Debugger for analyzing software behavior
- Trainer creation for games
- Speedhack for accelerating or slowing down processes
- Scripting support for automation
- Plugin support for extending functionality
2. IDA Pro
IDA Pro is a disassembler and debugger used for reverse engineering. It allows you to analyze binary files, understand their structure, and modify their behavior. IDA Pro supports a wide range of processor architectures and file formats, making it a versatile tool for reverse engineering tasks.
- Website: IDA Pro
- Key Features:
- Disassembly of binary files
- Graphical representation of code flow
- Interactive debugging
- Support for multiple processor architectures
- Plugin support for extending functionality
What's Next?
To familiarize yourself with these tools and learn reverse, let's explore some practical examples of using Cheat Engine and IDA Pro.
Next Step
Now that you have an overview of the tools used in reversing, you can explore more specific topics such as Cheat Engine Examples.