dnSpy is a specialized toolset for the reverse engineering, analysis, and modification of compiled .NET binaries. It functions as a decompiler that converts assemblies back into readable high-level source code, an assembly editor for modifying bytecode and metadata, and a debugger for inspecting compiled binaries. The project integrates a hex editor specifically for inspecting and modifying raw bytes and Common Intermediate Language structures. It allows for the direct modification of binary contents to change application behavior without requiring the original project source files. The tool
Easily retargetable and hackable interactive disassembler with IDAPython-compatible plugin API
The main features of pfalcon/scratchabit are: IDA Pro Plugins, Reverse Engineering, Reverse Engineering Tools, Security and Debugging.
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