rev.ng
564 posts
Building the next generation decompiler.
Binary analysis is a dish best served static.
Joined October 2018
- In today's 🇪🇺 news, it has been ruled that no contract can prevent you from decompiling software you bought, if your goal is fixing a bug. 👨⚖️ curia.europa.eu/juris/document…
- 🚀 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! 🚀 The full rev.ng decompiler pipeline is now fully open source! Also, we'll soon start to invite people to participate in the UI closed beta. Check out our latest blog post: rev.ng/blog/open-sour…
- We're hiring! We like: 🦩 QEMU 🐲 LLVM ㊙️ Compilers 🚤 C/C++ 🛤️ Binaries Do you? Let's chat. Drop us your CV at [email protected]
- Ever wanted to feed the decompiled C code into source code analysis tools? With rev.ng you can! 💪 We emits syntactically valid C code! Here’s a PoC did with Clang Static Analyzer. 😎
- Tsk! Just like xz!!1!eleven!
- [BLOG] "Fuzzing binaries with LLVM's libFuzzer and rev.ng" by @antoniofrighez rev.ng/blog/fuzzing/p… #firstblood #revng #decompiler
- Replying to @ghidraninjaYou should have used BigMatch! rev.ng/blog/big-match…
- Decompile something with rev.ng now! 🚀 curl -L -s rev.ng/downloads/revn… | bash cd revng source ./environment gcc example.c -o example -O2 revng artifact --analyze --progress decompile-to-single-file example | revng ptml --color
00:00 - We just threw in the wild the first nightly release 🚀. The first 50 invites are out. The journey to 1.0 is still long but we are working through it. Roadmap and future directions in our latest blog post: rev.ng/blog/the-road-…
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