Igor’s tip of the week #56: String literals in pseudocode
Strings in binaries are very useful for the reverse engineer: they often contain messages shown to ...
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Igor’s tip of the week #55: Using debug symbols
IDA supports many file formats, among them the main ones used on the three major operating systems:
Igor’s tip of the week #54: Shifted pointers
Previously we briefly mentioned shifted pointers but without details. What are they?
Igor’s tip of the week #53: Manual switch idioms
IDA supports most of the switch patterns produced by major compilers out-of-box and usually you ...
Igor’s tip of the week #52: Special type attributes
IDA uses mostly standard C (and basic C++) syntax, but it also supports some extensions, in ...
Igor’s tip of the week #51: Custom calling conventions
The Hex-Rays decompiler was originally created to deal with code produced by standard C compilers. ...
Igor’s tip of the week #50: Execution flow arrows
Although nowadays most IDA users probably use the graph view, the text view can still be useful in ...
Igor’s tip of the week #49: Navigation band
Navigation band, also sometimes called the navigator, or navbar, is the UI element shown by default ...
Igor’s tip of the week #48: Searching in IDA
We covered how to search for things in choosers (list views), but what if you need to look for ...
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