Around the net I\'ve seen 开发者_C百科reference to \"scripts\" for IDA Pro, but can\'t work out how to load or install them for IDA Pro 4.9 Freeware Version.
Is it possible to decompile a .NET 2.0 binary file (*.exe) to some sort of rea开发者_运维百科dable code? Or if not, just extract some information from it (for example method names, debugging informati
Rails, for example, has a defined set of patterns it uses to define ids and other attributes in html, for example <input id=\"project[task_attributes][]\" .../> is the result of something like &
I have a laptop with an intel i3 processor running windows 7 64-bit. I am wondering, can I set up a VM running, say, windows XP 32-bit, and be able to code targeting the intel 32 architecture?will my
I want to add elements to a collection that ends up getting mapped like this: <set name=\"others\" inverse=\"true\" lazy=\"true\" table=\"other\" fetch=\"select\">
I am trying to detect whether my process is being run in a debugger or not and, while in Windows there are many solutions a开发者_运维技巧nd in Linux I use:
For the specific needs of a project, I have to interface some of my code with other closed-source code.
Ok, so I\'ve got an Open Source Java client/server program that uses packets to communicate. I\'m trying to write a python client for said program, but the contents of the packet seem to be compressed
Is there a non-toyish tool that can create a call graph of the whole application? I don\'t mean just getting a picture or drawing call graph by means of pointing method-by-method.
I wonder if you can create and modify a Expression Tree out of a existing delegate. Kinda like public void Foo() {
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