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    Actually I've been thinking about doing a better job with DFA (data flow analysis) to track down offsets. It shouldn't be TOO hard to combine a rudimentary disassembler lib with a memory scanner and backtrack where we get an object from.

    In theory.

    Maybe.
    Don't believe everything you think.

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    BeaEngine ftw.

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    Don't forget Pin - A Dynamic Binary Instrumentation Tool for sophisticated runtime analysis. Theres so much cool stuff for reverse engineering in academics but they insist on using Haskell or OCaml and related crap (related: BitBlaze: Binary Analysis for Computer Security)

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    Originally Posted by caytchen View Post
    Don't forget Pin - A Dynamic Binary Instrumentation Tool for sophisticated runtime analysis. Theres so much cool stuff for reverse engineering in academics but they insist on using Haskell or OCaml and related crap (related: BitBlaze: Binary Analysis for Computer Security)
    Thanks for the link. I haven't seen that before, and it looks awesome.

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