The Duke Nukem Zero Hour decompilation just reached 100% status

obfus.h is the very powerfull compile-time obfuscator for C (win32/64). Supports virtualization, anti-debugging, control flow obfuscation and other code mutation techniques to prevent disassembly or decompilation. #CodeSecurity #Obfuscation #infosec https://t.co/i6dnpRJUAF

🔥🔥🔥 Decompilation of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Red Rescue Team has reached 90%! 🔥🔥🔥

Couple of awesome opportunities with Oracle: Threat Hunter/Forensics https://t.co/JV0KCTXIAw and Vulnerability Researcher https://t.co/Rx1iExcu0y - Come work with me and the legend Cristina Cifuentes (The mother of Decompilation) plus a lot of other amazing folks in really

like a year and a half ago i wanted to make the most of ctr editor by making a kaizo mod of the cardboard box.. it ended up being a mix of ideas that i never finished even with the decompilation of the game coming out

Speaking of decompilation, that is not just C; we are now on "ideco: A Framework for Improving Non-C Decompilation," presented by Sam Lerner, an independent researcher.

C++ decompilation = crime against humanity

This is another reminder about the PaRappa 2 decompilation project, where we reached 64% (~43% for matched bytes) of completion. 🎉 Recently we achieved shiftability (the ability to add & delete code and data). As always, any help is appreciated 🙂 #parappatherapper #parappa

Announcing our second RE//verse Keynote, Laurie Kirk! Laurie is a researcher at Google specializing Reverse Engineering, deobfuscation, and decompilation. She runs a YouTube channel (@LaurieWired) that covers all sorts of in-depth research topics on reverse engineering, low level

AI is transforming every industry — and smart contract decompilation is no exception. https://t.co/981YfflEHT is the first (and likely only) end-to-end LLM-powered smart contract decompiler. Try it — you’ll be surprised how good (and sometimes how bad) AI can be at decompilation.

Apple seems to love leaking upcoming features early. A partial #TXM decompilation shows #MTE support.

decompilers still feel arcane to me. even super popular open source ones like ghidra have a plentitude of critical bugs in their issue trackers open for months. identifying semantic decompilation errors at scale is challenging, so it's neat to see bin2wrong addressing this

i like when youtubers pretend some form of media recovery or decompilation is a 20-year long effort and not nobody autistically caring enough about Talking fucking Tom to extract the files and decompile them

Teaming with @gh0stbyt3, we built DiffRays for headless IDA (@HexRaysSA) decompilation. It stores decompiled code in a SQLite DB and provides a Web UI for diffing between the stored functions. Built for vuln research. https://t.co/U6RzM3XcXk #pwnfuzz

@ptorrone What is now 8.2 was previously 6.2 so the no reverse-engineering / decompilation clause is not actually new it was already in the pre Qualcom terms and conditions

📣 IDA 9.2 is here! ➥ Smarter Go decompilation ➥ New Dynamic Xref Graph & Xref Tree ➥ Debugger & UI upgrades ➥ Expanded processor support (ARM, RISC-V) ➥ And more... Explore the full release here: https://t.co/Lfjh1MIz9c

AGENTIC MODE FOR REVERSE ENGINEERING! I got a really cool achievement in my VS Code extension designed to help you on matching decompilation tasks using AI 🎉 Now we have an agent mode working, even though it uses some hardcoded values for the game I’m working on (Sonic Advance

The differences between the GOTY release for Plants vs. Zombies and Replanted's technical requirements is really funny to me, knowing most of it's code is taken straight from a decompilation of a Windows Phone build.

BaTDR Decompilation Progress Report Thing ignore the fact audio is all messed up some bug happens where it blows out my unity audio until i reopen stuff is going . interesting