Igor’s tip of the week #69: Split expression
While using the decompiler, sometimes you may have seen the item named Split expression in the ...
Igor’s tip of the week #68: Skippable instructions
In compiled code, you can sometimes find instructions which do not directly represent the code ...
Igor’s tip of the week #67: Decompiler helpers
We’ve already described custom types used in the decompiled code, but you may also encounter some ...
Igor’s tip of the week #66: Decompiler annotations
When working with pseudocode in the decompiler, you may have noticed that variable declarations and ...
Igor’s tip of the week #65: stack frame view
The stack frame is part of the stack which is managed by the current function and contains the data ...
Igor’s tip of the week #64: Full-screen mode
While not commonly used, full-screen mode can be useful on complex IDA layouts when working with a ...
IDA Training Sessions – December 2021
IDA is the Swiss army knife of reverse-engineering and has countless applications that can’t be ...
Igor’s tip of the week #63: IDA installer command-line options
Most users probably run IDA installers in standard, interactive mode. However, they also can be run ...
Igor’s tip of the week #62: Creating custom type libraries
Previously we’ve talked about using type libraries shipped with IDA, but what can be done when ...
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