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A framework to analyze, dissect, and decompile complex code-reuse attacks like ROP chains from memory dumps.
A beginner-friendly CTF (Capture The Flag) course covering cybersecurity topics like cryptography, web security, binary exploitation, and reverse engineering.
A collection of OllyDbg scripts for unpacking and analyzing software protections in reverse engineering.
A Go-based binary packer that compresses, encrypts, and protects ELF binaries, scripts, and AppImages from tampering and reverse engineering.
A C++ Windows malware analysis tool that uses memory and code hooks to detect and extract hidden code from packers.
A heavily modified version of Cuckoo Sandbox with enhanced malware analysis capabilities, 64-bit support, and anti-evasion techniques.
A suite of development tools for decompiling and debugging Adobe Flash SWF files.
An emulator for the iPod clickwheel, focusing on running Rockbox and eventually Apple's RetailOS on emulated iPod hardware.
A curated list of tools, hardware, and resources for reverse engineering LIN bus devices in automotive embedded systems.
An open-source port of the 1996 DOS game Syndicate Wars to modern operating systems using SDL, OpenAL, and Vorbis.
A Windows malware unpacker using Intel PIN for dynamic binary instrumentation and Scylla for import reconstruction.
A Python tool for decrypting and unpacking obfuscated firmware update files for Samsung SSDs.
A Windows tool for malware researchers to explore and test anti-debug techniques across modern debuggers.
Loadable kernel modules for Android reversing and debugging on controlled systems and emulators.
An open-source multi-purpose tool for interacting with Controller Area Networks (CAN) used in vehicles and building automation.
A complete, documented disassembly of The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages and Seasons for Game Boy Color.
A dynamic Java code instrumentation SDK for Android apps to profile runtime, examine coverage, and track high-risk behaviors without source code.
A browser based GUI for **LLDB** Debugger.
A complete disassembly of Pokémon Pinball for Game Boy Color, enabling ROM analysis and modification.
A Python toolset for malware analysis using function-level fuzzy hashing to catalog and compare malicious binaries.
A rewrite of the bearded-octo-nemesis tool for deobfuscating Minecraft Forge mods using ForgeGradle.
A guide and toolset for extracting screenshots from an original Game Boy by sniffing its LCD data bus with a logic analyzer.
A toolkit for extracting and simplifying virtualized binary code from 32-bit execution traces.
A free recreation of the classic game 'Chasm: The Rift' using original game data and modern SDL2/OpenGL.
A Python-based GUI tool for analyzing Android applications locally, including decompilation, logcat monitoring, and security testing.
An open-source reimplementation of Burnout 3: Takedown, enabling high resolutions, frame rates, and community modifications.
A binary instrumentation framework for analyzing and modifying Android app Dalvik bytecode.
A Python utility to search for strings, imports, exports, and debug symbols within Windows PE executables using regular expressions.
A Windows utility for visualizing process memory maps, analyzing hooks, and disassembling code with advanced debugging features.
A high-fidelity Python reimplementation of Crimsonland 1.9.93 (2003) with behavioral parity and deterministic simulation.
An abstract interpretation-based static analysis platform for disassembling and analyzing binary executables to recover control flow graphs.
An improved exploit implementation for CVE-2016-6366 (EXTRABACON) targeting Cisco ASA devices with extended version support.
A machine learning tool for quantitative risk analysis of Android apps by analyzing declared and actual permission usage.
An open-source re-implementation of Bullfrog's Sim Theme Park / Theme Park World (1999) for modern systems.
An open-source engine and Linux port of Mech Commander 2, with bug fixes and 64-bit support for Windows and Linux.
A community-curated collection of tips, tools, and resources for Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions and security research.
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