Almost all the .net assemblies can be de-compiled using Reflection .Which means that all .net products are open source since the code can be easily be used by other developers.Isnt there a way so that we can encrypt the codes (at least for some security logic) so that it cannot be easily cracked or misused.
With knowledge about what we are dealing with or, to be precise, what programming language and compiler this application was created with, we begin analysis in disassembler or decompiler. It is their task to analyze compiled, binary file and display its code and structure in a way easy for a human to understand.
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Such output code, because of its simplicity and most information stored in the form of pseudo instructions and metadata, resulted in the fact that decompiling in such cases is much more simple than decompiling x86 or x64 code. This caused creation of many dedicated decompilers, that became a nightmare of programmers writing in those languages, as it was very easy for anyone to take a peek at unprotected software, practically it's the version with source code wide open.
It may not be entirely up to the functionality of HexRays at the moment (remember that Ghidra is a new project), but tools such as decompilers require a lot of work and it is rare to see a new product that someone offers for free.
When you must face analysis of software created in a programming language based on .NET Framework, e.g. C# or VB#, .NET Reflector decompiler will prove invaluable help. With its help, you will be able to quickly and efficiently take a peek at application's structure and code.
If you've ever used or you keep using well-known decompiler JAD (that was discontinued in 2001) then it's about time for an update, not only does JD-GUI support new elements of Java language, but also navigation over decompiled project is very easy and fun.
It also needs to be mentioned that, just like with .NET applications, that have been protected with obfuscators, Java applications can be protected and then decompiler functioning is limited or even impossible.
Disassembler and decompiler IDR or Interactive Delphi Reconstructor is a tool meant only for application analysis in popular Delphi environment. It is a very useful tool comparing to e.g. IDA because it can analyze internal structures of Delphi application, has built-in form viewer, that allows for fast and easy finding of events assigned to controls on the form (e.g. button1.OnClick). IDR has vast databases of signatures of standard Delphi environment libraries in all available versions, so in output deadlisting we will see friendly function names.
Number of supported features is really impressing, plugins, built-in scripting language, Yara signatures scanning, built-in decompiler and many more. And it's development is very active. Taking the fact that 64 bit OllyDbg never left the development stage, x64dbg has become de facto standard debugger for 64 bit applications. 2ff7e9595c
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