Reverse Engineering wich tool would you recommend
 

hi!
if i was to say convert Unicode, binary and so on to its orgin of source in example c++ or JAVA what tool would you recommend me to use ?

what decompilers to use for wich code and is there one a litle bit universal ?

There is no way to convert compiled code into source code. The brain is the best tool to do this job.

BR

Where can I download. :confused:

Hahaha very funny :D

http://boomerang.sourceforge.net/
its an decompiler however i havent got it to write an output file :/ anyone who has a better for large files ?

http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_...rds=decompiler
with an buch of decompilers ....

Ida pro is the best ......

yeah, but it wont convert compiled code into 'source' code. Will show ASM, and the only tool to convert ASM into source is your brain, so...

BR

For Java you can use "DJ Java Decompiler" download from internet and get a working serial ;), you can decompile Java (and other languages as C#, VB.NET, C++ CLR) because aren't native executables.

From native apps compiled in Delphi and C++ you can dissasemble and understand ASM ;)

totaly agree with you master .... just the brain can hack the phone ;)

i donw load IDA pro but no have key , i have visual basic 2008 and dolphy but i cant open one file mcuw nokia , some body kown why no open

so the most smart way to approch is to learn assembly and then rewrite the output ?
However optimizing by the compiler will remove comments and variable names, and classes will be different ?

Wbr

Hi,

Try to learn C to the max. Then begging to experiment with embedded
projects - compile them, modify them, compile again....

Every time you compile, put the output file (use a object file that IDA
will recognize) in IDA. Watch and learn, till you get the feel of the ASM
flow.

After few years, reading ASM will be to you as reading C code, the same way
an old Morse Code operator hears the beeps as words and sentences.

If you know how the C complier works, you don't need variable names and
comments.

BR