Posts Tagged ‘code’

Reverse Engineering Malware – Nine-ball related spambot and banking trojan


This video steps through how to analyze obfuscated code, determine it’s purpose, find the payload and quickly analyze it. Analysis performed with Malzilla, Virustotal and threat expert.


PHP Obfuscator


polystyle.com Obfuscate PHP using Polystyle’s PHP Obfuscator so that you can make your code hard to read. This allows you to sell your source code without anyone else being able to easily reverse engineer it. With it you can obfuscate PHP so that you can make your code hard to read. This allows you to sell your source code without anyone else being able to easily reverse engineer it. Features include: – Strips comments, newlines where ever possible, jumbles variable and function names – Analyzes external code so that your function calls to existing libraries will still work – Works on the command line or using the GUI – Includes obfuscators for: PHP Obfuscator, C# Obfuscator, Perl Obfuscator, Java Obfuscator, Javascript Obfuscator, JSP Obfuscator, Actionscript Obfuscator


Where can I find a ‘free’ UML tool which can reverse engineer java code to generate “Sequence Diagrams” ?

The tool should also generate Class Diagrams.But the main requirement is that the tool should be free and should be able to reverse engineer java code to generate “Sequence Diagrams”


What’s the best way to obfuscate code (protect against Reverse Engineering)?

Any details are appreciated.


Is there a program that can reverse engineer another program to get its source code?

I realize that a program doesnt contain its original source code after being compiled.


If you’re a system designer do you need tools to reverse engineer a “specification” from released code ?

Running with that idea, would Collins submarine project need an engine that could be fed programs and the engine could trace back to individuals who actually contributed to / detracted from the project ?

For example you’d feed the engine a copy of your software and the engine might say “Madycki – did good work in 1986″ and people might look at the printout of this and say “Madycki – better try to get him for our next project, he’s good value”.