Igor’s tip of the week #99: Enums
In IDA, an enum (from “enumeration”) is a set of symbolic constants with numerical values. They can ...
Igor’s tip of the week #98: Analysis options
The autoanalysis engine is the heart of IDA’s disassembly functionality. In most cases it “just ...
Igor’s tip of the week #97: Cross reference depth
We have covered basic usage of cross-references before, but there are situations where they may not ...
Igor’s tip of the week #96: Loading additional files
Although most of the time IDA is used to work on single, self-contained file (e.g. an executable, ...
Igor’s tip of the week #95: Offsets
As we’ve mentioned before, the same numerical value can be used represented in different ways even ...
Igor’s tip of the week #94: Variable-sized structures
Variable-sized structures is a construct used to handle binary structures of variable size with the ...
Igor’s tip of the week #93: COM reverse engineering and COM Helper
COM aka Component Object Model is the technology used by Microsoft (and others) to create and use ...
Igor’s tip of the week #92: Address details
The address details pane is a rather recent addition to IDA so probably not many users are familiar ...
Igor’s tip of the week #91: Item flags
When changing operand representation, you may need to check what are the operand types currently ...
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