Perhaps the program Zynamics BinNavi is useful to analyze the win32 applications, etc: Zynamics BinNavi is the primary binary code reverse engineering tool based on graph visualization
Description
BinNavi is a binary code reverse engineering tool that was built to assist vulnerability researchers who look for vulnerabilities in disassembled code.
With BinNavi you can analyze disassembled x86, ARM, PowerPC, and MIPS code using the powerful built-in static code analysis techniques. In cases where static code analysis is not enough, you can use the built-in debuggers to get a live view on the program you are analyzing. Use Cases
- Do *control flow based code analysis* of disassembled x86, ARM, MIPS, and PowerPC code - *Cut down on complexity* by removing unimportant code from functions - Use *powerful remote debuggers* to debug programs on different operating systems - Use Differential Debugging to *quickly locate relevant code* - Create and assign user-defined tags to *mark important functions and basic blocks* - Use *advanced code analysis algorithms* to keep track of data and code - Manage all your reverse engineering projects in *one central database* - Write *scripts and plugins to extend BinNavi* to meet your specific goals - Rename and *annotate variables and functions* to make them self-explanatory - Use the REIL meta-language to *write platform-independent program analysis code*
To learn more about the features and use cases of BinNavi please take a look at the BinNavi manualhttp://www.zynamics.com/binnavi/manual/index.htm .
I think that it is easier to see how they are running operations on files connected with the BinNavi program. Since is a transparent, simpler and interesting debugger.
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