Reverse Engineering Tools on Linux - Security & Cryptography
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This is an excellent thread from 2016 about reverse engineering tooling on Linux.
Since then, many things have evolved. Linux is probably used much more in reverse engineering now. The ghidra tool was released in 2019. Many gdb extensions are getting popular and are very useful, such as pwngdb, gef, and peda. Another big change today, is that docker pre-made box with a bunch of tools installed are getting popular, as they remove the hassle of setting up the environment yourself, or downloading a VM ISO. Let's mention some: pwnbox, reverse-me, and androidre. Have you ever done reverse engineering on Linux, or even just debugged a C-based program using gdb, or played some CTFs or wargames? Have you tried one of the above software, what do you think of them? |
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