Igor’s tip of the week #23: Graph view
Graph view is the default disassembly representation in IDA GUI and is probably what most IDA users ...
Igor’s tip of the week #22: IDA desktop layouts
IDA’s default windows layout is sufficient to perform most standard analysis tasks, however it may ...
Igor’s tip of the week #21: Calculator and expression evaluation feature in IDA
When reverse-engineering, sometimes you need to perform some simple calculations. While you can ...
Igor’s tip of the week #20: Going places
Even if you prefer to move around IDA by clicking, the G shortcut should be the one to remember. ...
Igor’s tip of the week #19: Function calls
When dealing with big programs or huge functions, you may want to know how various functions ...
Igor’s tip of the week #18: Decompiler and global cross-references
Previously we’ve covered cross-references in the disassembly view but in fact you can also consult ...
Igor’s tip of the week #17: Cross-references 2
Cross references view The jump to xref actions are good enough when you have a handful of ...
Igor’s tip of the week #16: Cross-references
cross-reference, n. A reference or direction in one place in a book or other source of information ...
Igor’s tip of the week #15: Comments in structures and enums
Last week we’ve discussed various kinds of comments in IDA’s disassembly and pseudocode views.
Connect with the community on
© 2024 Copyright Hex-Rays