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BinVis re-released - Visual Reverse Engineering and Forensics
Thu, 07/16/2009 - 17:31 | wishi
txtVisual Reverse Engineering and Forensics
Actually I'm extending the functionality of BinVis. It now has got a new Google Code repository here.
The initial upload just contained Greg Conti's original files. However now it's released under GPL and therefore I've got the opportunity too add new sweet features.
Plans
At "Hacking At Random" I'll release a Mono-based version (with fixed compatibility issues especially for MacOS). This version will not have new features.
But I plan to use a scriptable disassembler to visualize opcode in a graphical way into a plot. Similar to BinNavi or Code Slicing in general.
Maybe I can integrate that with pyDBG ;). Could be very interesting. That'd cover up my target systems I'll maintain BinVis for in future: Windows and MacOS.
This project is open to contributions of any kind. Feel free to drop a comment or an eMail. I search for good examples to use BinVis with: any kind of obfuscation, binary encryption or steganography.
Have fun,
wishi
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