Hi,
theUser BL wrote:
But in the same forum, someone have mentioned, that there existing decompiler like Boomerang http://boomerang.sourceforge.net/ which creates from binary code logical, easy to read C code. (Don't know before, that something like this exists).
I did already try it before: It does not work reliable yet. It most case it just crashes if you use it on an windows binary.
I want with this mail only to say, that it would be very hard to find the reverse engineered code (if there existing one).
Quote from Alex Ionescu:
In the end, one of the best ways to figure out if something is reversed is not the code style, but the code quality. You tell yourself "Ok..so here we have a low-level kernel function that no driver out there uses, and which has absolutely no test case, but has 500 lines of perfectly implemented code which seem to magically know how to handle every combination of parameters, flags and situations. How was this coded?"
Maarten Bosma