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explain c compile code
It seems you made a few wrong assumptions, possibly due to unfamiliarity with the ARM instruction set. Let's have a look at the instructions one by one.
add fp, sp, #0
This is an add, so the ...
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Disassembled code: Find out command-line arguments of program
Unlike Linux, on Windows command-line arguments are not passed to the program's entrypoint but must be retrieved from the OS by using the API GetCommandLine. However, it is rarely used in actual ...
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Is there a standalone cli tool which can detect which programming language a binary was written in?
In addition to what Christian said, I'd like to mention radare's rabin2 tool. The output will defiantly not be perfect. But, it will give you an idea (or sort of a prediction, give it a try!).
You can ...
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Is there a standalone cli tool which can detect which programming language a binary was written in?
I don't know of any such tools. In fact, it's really not that easy to make one either since the executable doesn't directly identify which language was used to make it.
Remember, the computer only ...
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Are there any tools for pseudocode manipulation?
Check GitHub: Here is what I've found:
https://github.com/igogo-x86/HexRaysPyTools
Seems to have the option to invert if statements.
https://github.com/HexRaysSA/goomba
And the above seem to be able ...
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Problem with analyzing malware
Not much information has been disclosed about the program to be analyzed or its execution environment, so it is difficult to provide specific recommendations or solutions.
If you are in possession of ...
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Can somebody recognize this programming language?
Russian, definitely.
As far as I can tell somebody writes here (in Russian, sorry) that it is a language of программатор, or programmer,named "Тритон" - sorry, Russian again. The language that looks ...
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