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FF-16-TUI is an interactive static analysis tool that finds frequently occurring 16-bit patterns in binary files to help locate structures and understand file layout.
The article explores methods for visually analyzing binary files, which can aid in tasks like reverse engineering and cybersecurity.
tmp.0ut volume 5 is a tech publication featuring articles on low-level programming, ELF format manipulation, viruses, kernel patches, and other hacking-related topics.
ProgramBench Vetted is a benchmark with 50 tasks that evaluate AI agents on reconstructing programs from runnable binaries, designed to study long-context coordination and enable dense reward for reinforcement learning.
REpsych is a proof-of-concept toolset that generates images through a program's control flow graph, allowing source images to be translated into functioning programs whose CFG renders the image in reverse engineering tools like IDA Pro.
reverse-skill is a cybersecurity skill routing package for AI Agents. It automatically selects reverse engineering toolchains (such as jadx, apktool, IDA, Ghidra) based on the target, covering APK reverse engineering, binary analysis, frontend encryption cracking, malware, penetration testing, CTF, and more. It has earned 16,000+ stars.
DDisasm is a fast and accurate disassembler that produces reassemblable assembly code using datalog logic programming, supporting multiple ISAs and binary formats.
REFORGE is a novel pipeline for benchmarking LLMs' reverse engineering capabilities, specifically for decompiled binary function naming, that addresses reliability issues in binary-to-source alignment under compiler optimization.
A developer discovers that swapping two equivalent macros caused unexpected integer changes in unrelated functions, and the blog post investigates the mystery, questioning an LLM's explanation about control flow guard.
This project is an AI skill routing package for reverse engineering and penetration testing. Through routing.md, it enables AI to automatically select the appropriate tools and methods, lowering the barriers to security offense and defense.
Cutter is an open-source reverse engineering platform that provides a professional, free analysis environment with support for multi-platform binary analysis and plugin extensibility.
This tweet explains the effectiveness of reverse engineering skills, citing examples like stopping a $4 billion cyberattack and exposing NSA tools, and describes the technical process of converting binary to assembly.
Capstone is a lightweight, multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework for binary analysis and reverse engineering. It supports numerous architectures and provides a clean API, with bindings for many languages.
Decompile-Bench is a large-scale open-source dataset providing two million binary-source function pairs for improving LLM-based binary decompilation, along with a benchmark (Decompile-Bench-Eval) for evaluation. Fine-tuning with it yields a 20% improvement in re-executability over previous benchmarks.