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IDA Pro Advanced with Hex-Rays Decompiler
IDA Pro is a Windows or Linux or Mac OS X hosted multi-processor disassembler and debugger that offers so many features it is hard to describe them all.IDA Pro combines an interactive, programmable, multi-processordisassembler coupled to a local and remote debugger and augmented by a complete pluginprogramming environment.
- Publisher: Hex-Rays SA
- Home page:www.hex-rays.com
- Last updated: September 19th, 2011
Serial Key Generator
Serial Key Generator is a program to help developers generate serial numbers for applications. You can generate serial keys using a custom number of columns and characters per column. The sequence of numbers/digits can be defined in the application. The output can be saved as CSV or TXT documents.
- Publisher: VCL Examples
- Home page:skgenerator.vclexamples.com
- Last updated: September 3rd, 2014
Serial Key Maker
Serial Key Maker is a powerful program that enables you to create secure software license keys. You can create time-limited, demo and non-expiring keys, create multiple keys in one click, quickly encrypt strings using your own private key and lock a license key to a particular machine.
- Publisher: Puresoto Group
- Last updated: August 1st, 2012
Game Product Key Finder
Game Product Key Finder is intended for recovering product keys, from both local and network computers. In this regard, the program is specifically meant for retrieving the keys of games by some of the most popular developers and vendors. Fortunately, installing and using this tool is anything but complicate, which makes it easy to use by any kind of user irrespective of their experience.
- Publisher: Nsasoft US LLC
- Home page:www.nsauditor.com
- Last updated: May 20th, 2021
AISNSim
AISNSim is with a new download and install system. To download the latest version just register an account here and log in with it. There you will see the download link. But for the installation of the sim you need a SERIAL KEY so go to the section REGISTER SERIAL and get your Lincense Key. This system was integrated to keep track of the number of users who are using AISNSim.
- Publisher: DPProductions
- Last updated: October 16th, 2010
Amazon Software Downloader
Amazon Software Downloader is an application that works with Amazon. The Internet Big has recently released a software distribution system much like Valve's Steam. However, many companies work hand in hand with Amazon to release their content on Amazon Software.
- Publisher: Amazon
- Last updated: July 20th, 2008
IDA-STEP
IDA-STEP is a new generation of standards-based tools from LKSoft. IDA-STEP is a fully modular application - you can create your own perfect IDA-STEP application for various data viewing and management purposes.IDA-STEP is based on international standard ISO 10303 (STEP) and supports various kinds of STEP data.
- Publisher: LKSoftWare GmbH
- Home page:www.ida-step.net
- Last updated: August 30th, 2012
IDA DisAssembler
IDA is a powerful multi-processor disassembler and debugger. The program provides disassembler modules for a large number of processors, it adds dynamic analysis to the information gathered statically by the disassembler and it offers the remote debugging and tracing features.
- Publisher: Hex-Rays SA.
- Home page:www.hex-rays.com
- Last updated: March 18th, 2015
NewBlue Video Essentials VI for Windows
With this tool you can create complex visual stories with plugins like Picture Grid, Chroma Key Pro, and Cut Away.It allows shadows, textures, and gradients to be visible when changing from one specific color to another. You can also add a fast and convenient matte in your effects chain to expand your creative flexibility.
- Publisher: NewBlue, Inc.
- Home page:www.newbluefx.com
- Last updated: December 19th, 2012
Windows License Key Dump
Windows License Key Dump is the free command-line tool to recover the product/serial Keys of all versions of Windows including new Windows 10 version and 200+ other popular software.It automatically detects and decrypts the license/serial keys of over 200+ popular software including Office, SQL Server, Adobe, Nero and many more.
- Publisher: SecurityXploded
- Home page:securityxploded.com
- Last updated: May 27th, 2020
Internet Kiosk Pro
Use Internet Kiosk Pro to convert your PC into an Internet kiosk or a public access PC. Create an Internet kiosk for public access and let everyone use it without a chance of damaging it. Enable access to Internet Browser, and to certain applications on your PC, and disable everything else.
- Publisher: F Key Solutions, Inc.
- Home page:www.emailarms.com
- Last updated: November 22nd, 2012
232key
232key can be used to capture numeric values sent from a serial device and automatically enter them into any application as if you had typed them on the keyboard. This program captures data sent from a device connected to a serial port and parses it to extract the first number, which is then processed and formatted according to your requirements and typed it into any program.
- Publisher: Smartlux
- Home page:www.232key.com
- Last updated: September 22nd, 2016
ProMaster Key Manager
ProMaster Key Manager Software allows you to fully control keys and return them to staff and key holders. The importance and security significance of this task is often overlooked in many organizations, who despite having complex and expensive master key systems, have poor record keeping of who has which keys.
- Publisher: WH Software Ltd
- Last updated: September 7th, 2017
Pwdspy Product Key Finder
Pwdspy Product Key Finder is a professional product key recovery tool for you to recover product key, such as Windows, MS Office, MS SQL Server, MS Visual Studio, VMWare, Adobe and many other software. With this powerful product key finder, you can recover your product key instantly.
- Publisher: Pwdspy Software Ltd.
- Last updated: April 18th, 2013
N-Button Pro
N-Button Pro creates widgets that float on your desktop to control external devices, send specified data, run applications, send HTTP requests or send data lists. It supports Serial Port/USB and Network connection between PC and devices. It allows you to access and control the widgets remotely.
- Publisher: Serial Port Tool
- Home page:www.serialporttool.com
- Last updated: July 29th, 2020
Windows Product Key Finder Pro
Windows Product Key Finder Pro is a very small but useful application that allows you to recollect the product key of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office installed on your computer regardless of their versions. This is useful because the product key is unique and is required if you need to reinstall the software or migrate to another computer.
- Publisher: Gear Box Computers
- Home page:www.gearboxcomputers.com
- Last updated: February 28th, 2012
TypingMaster Pro
TypingMaster Pro is a typing tutor program for schools and companies. It leads students step by step to fluent error-free typing. Its network tools make teaching typing significantly easier; it automatically records personal study data for each student and calculates results and test scores.
- Publisher: TypingMaster Inc.
- Home page:www.typingmaster.com
- Last updated: November 2nd, 2020
DAEMON Tools Pro
DAEMON Tools Pro provides multiple virtual DVD drives where you can mount images of optical discs. It can also grab images from physical discs and save into various formats. DAEMON Tools can create Dynamic and Fixed virtual hard disks where you can store your files. TrueCrypt containers provide password-encryption for additional security.
- Publisher: Disc Soft Ltd.
- Home page:www.daemon-tools.cc
- Last updated: June 4th, 2020
Hex-Rays IDA Pro 7.6 SP1 x86, x64, ARM, ARM64, MIPS
With this version of IDA we publish the decompiler intermediate language: the microcode. We were planning to do it since very long time but the microcode was constantly evolving, we could not do it. After ten years of evolution it looks mature and ready to be published. We believe that it will permit our users to implement much more powerful and higher level analysis algorithms than before. In the future we plan to use the microcode in IDA too: if the decompiler is present, the analysis will be improved automatically.
Second, we improved the debugger module API in IDA v7.1. While the rest of the API was modernized in v7.0, we had no time to handle the debugger API. Now it is done, and we have new shiny calls (and got rid of the legacy definitions). While at it, we also improved the speed of the binary search and added support for named threads. Unfortunately, the change of the API means that third party debugger plugins need to be ported to IDA v7.1. We prepared a short porting guide for that, please see:here.
We removed two debugger modules with this release:WinCEandSymbian. We haven't heard any feedback about them since ages and nobody voiced against it when we polled our users on our forum, so we decided to let the obsolete stuff to disappear.
There are numerous tiny improvements, both in IDA in the Decompiler. While we do not list all of them below, the output of both tools became clearer and easier to read in many cases.
Complete changelist
Processor Modules
+ ARM: add remaining ARMv8.1 instructions (SQRDMLAH and SQRDMLSH)
+ ARM: combine MOV+MOVK sequences into one macro instruction with final immediate value (ARM64)
+ ARM: use 'imagerel' operator for RVA offsets
+ MIPS: convert lwl/lwr and similar sequences to the corresponding unaligned load/store macros (ulw/uld/etc.)
+ PC: added decoding of UD0 and UD1 instructions
+ PPC: always allow VLE code and offer the user to set all code to VLE when loading binary files
+ DALVIK: added support for 'invoke-polymorphic', 'invoke-polymorphic/range', 'invoke-custom', 'invoke-custom/range' instructions
File Formats
+ COFF: default to Windows-1252 (or the local 8-bit encoding) for i386 files
+ Mach-O: IDA now loads symbols present in possible, separate .dSYM file
+ dex: added support for multidex android packages
+ dex: added support for DEX file format 038
Debugger
+ debugger: OSX: introduce SYMBOL_PATH in dbg_macosx.cfg. This can significantly speed up symbol loading when using the Remote Mac OSX Debugger
+ debugger: added support for thread names
+ debugger: iOS: support remote process list for iOS 10 and later
+ debugger: improved the speed of binary search in process memory (1000 times or more)
+ debugger: use hardware breakpoints for tracing if 'use hardware temporary breakpoints' is set
+ ios_deploy: added 'applist' phase
+ ios_deploy: added 'probe' phase
+ ios_deploy: fix 'kill' phase for iOS 10 and later
+ ios_deploy: fix 'proclist' phase for iOS 10 and later
+ ios_deploy: improved 'launch' and 'kill' phases so that they work with any arbitrary application (even System apps)
+ GDB: added support for GDB stubs reporting unavailable registers
+ GDB: added support for QPassSignals (when an exception is set to pass to application, not suspend, and to be silent)
+ GDB: improved calculation of maximum packet size supported by remote stub
+ GDB: improved detection of architecture and setup of register sets
- removed WinCE and Symbian debuggers
Kernel/Misc
+ kernel: added support for 64-bit 'bytes' in ida64
+ kernel: improved handling of noret functions
+ kernel: improved heuristics of function detection
+ kernel: improved switch recognition
+ kernel: improved system eh region detection and analysis
+ kernel: made create_generic_linput() and related functions thread-safe
+ rtti: improved auto detection of 'complete object locator' as referrence before vtable
+ FLIRT: ICL: added signatures for icl175 (Intel C++ 17.5)
+ FLIRT: ICL: added signatures for icl180 (Intel C++ 18.0)
+ FLIRT: ICL: added signatures for icl181 (Intel C++ 18.1)
+ FLIRT: VC: added signatures for vc1412 (Visual Studio 2017.5)
+ FLIRT: pelf: added support for x86_64 relocations 41 (R_X86_64_GOTPCRELX) and 42 (R_X86_64_REX_GOTPCRELX)
+ FLIRT: vc/vc64: added signatures for ucrt 16299 (Windows 10 Fall Creators Update SDK)
+ TIL: added a type library for Objective-C
+ TIL: added prototypes for dispatch_sync(), dispatch_async() and other block-related functions to macosx.til
+ TIL: added struct Block_layout and related _Block_xxx functions to macosx.til
+ CFG: Added 'Chinese' culture file
+ CFG: added config variable APPEND_IDB_EXT: append or replace input file extension by the database extension when constructing an IDB name
+ CFG: removed CACHE_NODE_SIZE, changed config parameter XREF_CACHE_LIMIT to XREF_CACHE_COUNT, the maximum number of xref cache entries may be specified
Welcome to IDA 7.2!
We have many news this time, but let us start with the most desired and requested one: support for ARM v8.3 instructions. With the advent of the new iPhone XS many reverse engineers started to stumble on these new instructions. Besides, they include a new security mechanism: Pointer Authentication Code. It makes exploiting software vulnerabilities much more difficult but it requires modifications in our file parsing and analysis methods. And yes, the upcoming IDA Pro supports it nicely:
The decompiler supports them too and can show the PAC verifications in the output code as compiler intrinsics, or hide them, which is the default behaviour:
The new iOS 12 dyld caches and kernel caches with tagged pointers are handled nicely too.
When loading an iOS12 kernelcache in IDA 7.1, many pointers lead nowhere and kexts are not detected.
Speaking of dyld caches, one of the common complaints we've had that usually you have to choose to load either a complete cache to see all modules (which takes forever), or a single module (and see pointers leading nowhere when they point to other, unloaded modules). We've tried to address it with the 'load module with dependencies' option but it turned out to be quite limited in practice.
Now you don't have to choose anymore! Even if you load a single module and see a red-colored pointer denoting non-existing memory, just right-click it to load the mising module into the database:
Among other decompiler improvements: a method to handle multiple stack variables that occupy the same stack slot, better optimization engine, better handling of cast operators, better type derivation, more aggressive C expression simplification, for-loop recognition, many subtle bugs are gone, etc. We hope that working with the decompiler will be more pleasant and seamless.
We also improved the microcode API that was initially published in v7.1. Unfortunately we had to shuffle so many things that the new API is not compatible with the old one but we promise that we will try to keep it stable from now on.
Finally, with IDA v7.2 we introduce a new (experimental) Lumina server. Think of it as about a public storage of popular function patterns. The lumina server holds metadata about functions (like names, comments, prototypes, operand representation, etc). IDA can ask Lumina to recognize functions in the current database and apply the corresponding metadata. It is like FLIRT but it is dynamic, stores more information, and can recognize functions that FLIRT can not.
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With this version of IDA we publish the decompiler intermediate language: the microcode. We were planning to do it since very long time but the microcode was constantly evolving, we could not do it. After ten years of evolution it looks mature and ready to be published. We believe that it will permit our users to implement much more powerful and higher level analysis algorithms than before. In the future we plan to use the microcode in IDA too: if the decompiler is present, the analysis will be improved automatically.
Second, we improved the debugger module API in IDA v7.1. While the rest of the API was modernized in v7.0, we had no time to handle the debugger API. Now it is done, and we have new shiny calls (and got rid of the legacy definitions). While at it, we also improved the speed of the binary search and added support for named threads. Unfortunately, the change of the API means that third party debugger plugins need to be ported to IDA v7.1. We prepared a short porting guide for that, please see:here.
We removed two debugger modules with this release:WinCEandSymbian. We haven't heard any feedback about them since ages and nobody voiced against it when we polled our users on our forum, so we decided to let the obsolete stuff to disappear.
There are numerous tiny improvements, both in IDA in the Decompiler. While we do not list all of them below, the output of both tools became clearer and easier to read in many cases.
Complete changelist
Processor Modules
+ ARM: add remaining ARMv8.1 instructions (SQRDMLAH and SQRDMLSH)
+ ARM: combine MOV+MOVK sequences into one macro instruction with final immediate value (ARM64)
+ ARM: use 'imagerel' operator for RVA offsets
+ MIPS: convert lwl/lwr and similar sequences to the corresponding unaligned load/store macros (ulw/uld/etc.)
+ PC: added decoding of UD0 and UD1 instructions
+ PPC: always allow VLE code and offer the user to set all code to VLE when loading binary files
+ DALVIK: added support for 'invoke-polymorphic', 'invoke-polymorphic/range', 'invoke-custom', 'invoke-custom/range' instructions
File Formats
+ COFF: default to Windows-1252 (or the local 8-bit encoding) for i386 files
+ Mach-O: IDA now loads symbols present in possible, separate .dSYM file
+ dex: added support for multidex android packages
+ dex: added support for DEX file format 038
Debugger
+ debugger: OSX: introduce SYMBOL_PATH in dbg_macosx.cfg. This can significantly speed up symbol loading when using the Remote Mac OSX Debugger
+ debugger: added support for thread names
+ debugger: iOS: support remote process list for iOS 10 and later
+ debugger: improved the speed of binary search in process memory (1000 times or more)
+ debugger: use hardware breakpoints for tracing if 'use hardware temporary breakpoints' is set
+ ios_deploy: added 'applist' phase
+ ios_deploy: added 'probe' phase
+ ios_deploy: fix 'kill' phase for iOS 10 and later
+ ios_deploy: fix 'proclist' phase for iOS 10 and later
+ ios_deploy: improved 'launch' and 'kill' phases so that they work with any arbitrary application (even System apps)
+ GDB: added support for GDB stubs reporting unavailable registers
+ GDB: added support for QPassSignals (when an exception is set to pass to application, not suspend, and to be silent)+ GDB: improved calculation of maximum packet size supported by remote stub
+ GDB: improved detection of architecture and setup of register sets
- removed WinCE and Symbian debuggers
Kernel/Misc
+ kernel: added support for 64-bit 'bytes' in ida64
+ kernel: improved handling of noret functions
+ kernel: improved heuristics of function detection
+ kernel: improved switch recognition
+ kernel: improved system eh region detection and analysis+ kernel: made create_generic_linput() and related functions thread-safe
+ rtti: improved auto detection of 'complete object locator' as referrence before vtable
+ FLIRT: ICL: added signatures for icl175 (Intel C++ 17.5)
+ FLIRT: ICL: added signatures for icl180 (Intel C++ 18.0)
+ FLIRT: ICL: added signatures for icl181 (Intel C++ 18.1)
+ FLIRT: VC: added signatures for vc1412 (Visual Studio 2017.5)
+ FLIRT: pelf: added support for x86_64 relocations 41 (R_X86_64_GOTPCRELX) and 42 (R_X86_64_REX_GOTPCRELX)
+ FLIRT: vc/vc64: added signatures for ucrt 16299 (Windows 10 Fall Creators Update SDK)
Ida Pro 64-bit
+ TIL: added a type library for Objective-C
+ TIL: added prototypes for dispatch_sync(), dispatch_async() and other block-related functions to macosx.til
+ TIL: added struct Block_layout and related _Block_xxx functions to macosx.til
+ CFG: Added 'Chinese' culture file
+ CFG: added config variable APPEND_IDB_EXT: append or replace input file extension by the database extension when constructing an IDB name
+ CFG: removed CACHE_NODE_SIZE, changed config parameter XREF_CACHE_LIMIT to XREF_CACHE_COUNT, the maximum number of xref cache entries may be specified
Welcome to IDA 7.2!
We have many news this time, but let us start with the most desired and requested one: support for ARM v8.3 instructions. With the advent of the new iPhone XS many reverse engineers started to stumble on these new instructions. Besides, they include a new security mechanism: Pointer Authentication Code. It makes exploiting software vulnerabilities much more difficult but it requires modifications in our file parsing and analysis methods. And yes, the upcoming IDA Pro supports it nicely:
The decompiler supports them too and can show the PAC verifications in the output code as compiler intrinsics, or hide them, which is the default behaviour:
The new iOS 12 dyld caches and kernel caches with tagged pointers are handled nicely too.
When loading an iOS12 kernelcache in IDA 7.1, many pointers lead nowhere and kexts are not detected.
Speaking of dyld caches, one of the common complaints we've had that usually you have to choose to load either a complete cache to see all modules (which takes forever), or a single module (and see pointers leading nowhere when they point to other, unloaded modules). We've tried to address it with the 'load module with dependencies' option but it turned out to be quite limited in practice.
Now you don't have to choose anymore! Even if you load a single module and see a red-colored pointer denoting non-existing memory, just right-click it to load the mising module into the database:
Among other decompiler improvements: a method to handle multiple stack variables that occupy the same stack slot, better optimization engine, better handling of cast operators, better type derivation, more aggressive C expression simplification, for-loop recognition, many subtle bugs are gone, etc. We hope that working with the decompiler will be more pleasant and seamless.
We also improved the microcode API that was initially published in v7.1. Unfortunately we had to shuffle so many things that the new API is not compatible with the old one but we promise that we will try to keep it stable from now on.
Finally, with IDA v7.2 we introduce a new (experimental) Lumina server. Think of it as about a public storage of popular function patterns. The lumina server holds metadata about functions (like names, comments, prototypes, operand representation, etc). IDA can ask Lumina to recognize functions in the current database and apply the corresponding metadata. It is like FLIRT but it is dynamic, stores more information, and can recognize functions that FLIRT can not.
[quote]Today, Hex-Rays team is thrilled to announce the release of IDA version 7.6!
Our top-notch binary analysis tool IDA Pro’s latest version delivers new features and various enhancements. With significantly-improved performance, version 7.6 is expected to certainly accelerate its users’ reverse-engineering experience.
Here are the highlight features and changes introduced in IDA 7.6:
Apple Silicon’s full support: The much-anticipated feature is finally arrived!
Golang analysis: improved to properly support its peculiarities
Thorough improvements for Hex-Rays Decompiler on renaming variables, recognizing stack arrays or making it more readable
Two new processor modules added to the selection: RISC-V and RL78