Igor’s Tip of the Week #170: Instantiating structures
Creating user-defined structures can be quite useful both in disassembly and pseudocode when ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #169: Jumping to a file offset
Even though most manipulations with binaries can be done directly in IDA, you may occasionally need ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #168: Rebasing
When you load a file into IDA, whether a standard executable format (e.g. PE, ELF, Macho-O), or a ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #167: Adding and splitting segments
When analyzing firmware binaries, a proper memory layout is quite important. When loading a raw ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #166: Dealing with “too big function”
Occasionally you may run into the following error message:
Igor’s Tip of the Week #165: Defining floating-point data
IDA supports different representations for the instruction operands and data items. However, only ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #164: Where’s my code? The case of missing function arguments
Let’s consider this snippet from decompilation of an x86 Windows binary:
Igor’s Tip of the Week #163: Names list
The Functions list is probably the most known and used part of IDA’s default desktop layout. It ...
Igor’s Tip of the Week #162: Where’s my code? The case of no-return call
Let’s say you found a promising-looking string in the binary, followed the cross reference to the ...
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