Disassembler
am 21.06.2005 05:10:55 von esteban
Hi everyone,
I don't know if it's the right channel for this but i wanted to know if
anybody know a program that can take a .exe file and put it in code or
even assembler i don't mind. The reason is that i want to study how
salm.exe works and other spyware. If you have other idea then
disassembler you are welcome.
Thanks a lot!
Esteban
Re: Disassembler
am 21.06.2005 11:08:36 von Markus.Elfring
Can the article "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disassembler" show you
useful software tools?
Regards,
Markus
Re: Disassembler
am 21.06.2005 12:31:40 von sameer13
u can disassemble an exe but u cant generate the source of the exe
yet....not sure wht u want to do.
Re: Disassembler
am 21.06.2005 14:46:23 von esteban
Hi,
All i want to do is have the most informations about the code, behavior
and structure of a .exe file that mostly spyware/adware are using.
I think that the only thing i can get is asm and not real code so
that's why i'm asking for a good disassembler with an editor so i can
modify the file and see how it reacts.
Thanks a lot!
Esteban
Re: Disassembler
am 21.06.2005 23:55:31 von DST
IDA pro http://www.datarescue.com/
DST
Re: Disassembler
am 22.06.2005 11:00:49 von sameer13
to know how the proggie is working and make changes in the exe to
modify and see how i reacts u need to know asm. IDA rpo is state-of-art
disassembler (according to me its the best available in the market
today).
if u disassemble a vb app u wont get the source code of the app by
using a disassmbler however it is enuff to know how the prog is
working and modify it.
c ya.
Re: Disassembler
am 03.07.2005 02:03:53 von Klukwana
Le Mon, 20 Jun 2005 20:10:55 -0700, Esteban a écrit :
> Hi everyone,
>
> I don't know if it's the right channel for this but i wanted to know if
> anybody know a program that can take a .exe file and put it in code or
> even assembler i don't mind. The reason is that i want to study how
> salm.exe works and other spyware. If you have other idea then
> disassembler you are welcome.
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Esteban
Hi!
I tried W32DASM (Win32), it works fine...