Introduction
In computer sciences reverse engineering is the process of taking a software program's binary code to reproduce it, to see how it works or to find certain bugs.
We created a list of free software in active development with an emphasis on innovation and renewal.
Detect It Easy
DIE detector has a database of most popular security systems, including exe-packers, exe-protectors as well as signatures of popular compilers and linkers. Additionally it has a simple built-in script language, that allows us to add new signature definitions quickly. A PE executable file structure viewer is also available.
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Disassemblers and Decompilers
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.
dnSpy
A real workhorse for .NET decompilation, with built-in IL code editor and debugger. Above all of that, it's free with intuitive and modern interface design.
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