reverse engineering with R2

by oddcoder 10 years ago

GNU/Linux • xterm-256color • bash 1191 views

Watch me do that fancy stuff and password cracking and hacking pacman emoticon pacman emoticon (actually I recorded it because I just wanted to test my new shell recording capabilities ) enjoy…and for those who will ask r2 is radare2 that crackme I got it over the internet aa and aaa means analyse all pdf means print disassembled function pd means (non surprisingly) print disassebled from the current possition dc means debugger continue dr means print debugger registers ds means debugger strep into dso means debugger step over rax2 is the programmer’s calculator to convert through different bases

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