Igor’s tip of the week #90: Suspicious operand limits
Although in general case the problem of correct disassembly is unsolvable, in practice it can get ...
Igor’s tip of the week #89: En masse operations
Last time we used operand types to make a function more readable and understand its behavior ...
Igor’s tip of the week #88: Character operand type and stack strings
We’ve mentioned operand representation before but today we’ll use a specific one to find the Easter ...
Igor’s tip of the week #87: Function chunks and the decompiler
We’ve covered function chunks last week and today we’ll show an example of how to use them in ...
Igor’s tip of the week #86: Function chunks
In IDA, function is a sequence of instructions grouped together. Usually it corresponds to a ...
Igor’s tip of the week #85: Source-level debugging
Although IDA has been created first and foremost to analyze binaries in “black box” mode, i.e. ...
Igor’s tip of the week #84: Array indexes
We’ve covered arrays previously, but one feature briefly mentioned there is worth a separate ...
Igor’s tip of the week #83: Decompiler options: default radix
We’ve covered the major pseudocode formatting options previously but there is one more option which ...
Igor’s tip of the week #82: Decompiler options: pseudocode formatting
The default output of the Hex-Rays decompiler tries to strike a balance between conciseness and ...
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