Generate low-level assembly code from machine-executable code. Transform binary code into readable and modifiable assembly code, supporting an extensive range of processors and architectures.
Take advantage of structure output with reduced repetitions and recognized patterns. Generate high-level pseudocode that is easy to understand and less time-consuming to analyze than disassembled code.
Enhance your static analysis with a dynamic one using the debugging feature. Analyze the binary in real time and execute it in a controlled environment. Add breakpoints, create watch lists, and evaluate stack traces.
Gain clarity and make sense of the obfuscated code. Uncover and understand the intricate code logic, structure, and functionality that are hidden within the original binary files.
Automate complex tasks with the IDA our APIs and libraries to integrate your own scripts to control your analysis and IDA's behavior. Create your own plugins and applications, and share them with the community.
Use the Teams and Private Lumina add-ons to collaborate with other engineers. Enhance productivity by working on the same binary file. Compare and merge your results for optimal outcomes.
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