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Retargetable Machine-Code Decompilation in Your Web Browser
ĎURFINA, L. KŘOUSTEK, J. ZEMEK, P.
Originální název
Retargetable Machine-Code Decompilation in Your Web Browser
Anglický název
Retargetable Machine-Code Decompilation in Your Web Browser
Jazyk
en
Originální abstrakt
Machine-code decompilation, belonging to the area of reverse engineering, has found its applications in many real-world areas. Analysis of malicious software, search for vulnerabilities, and source-code recovery are some of the most important uses. As there exists a diversity of different platforms on which software can be run, an existence of a generic decompiler would be highly appreciated. The present paper describes such a tool. In this paper, we provide a description of a retargetable decompiler that is being developed within the Lissom project. First, we give an introduction into the area of machine-code decompilation, including a brief discussion of existing tools. Then, we describe the concept and architecture of the decompiler. As it is available in the form of a web service, we also provide its description. Finally, we summarize our results, present a case study of using the tool for analysing malicious software, and conclude the paper by several remarks on future research.
Anglický abstrakt
Machine-code decompilation, belonging to the area of reverse engineering, has found its applications in many real-world areas. Analysis of malicious software, search for vulnerabilities, and source-code recovery are some of the most important uses. As there exists a diversity of different platforms on which software can be run, an existence of a generic decompiler would be highly appreciated. The present paper describes such a tool. In this paper, we provide a description of a retargetable decompiler that is being developed within the Lissom project. First, we give an introduction into the area of machine-code decompilation, including a brief discussion of existing tools. Then, we describe the concept and architecture of the decompiler. As it is available in the form of a web service, we also provide its description. Finally, we summarize our results, present a case study of using the tool for analysing malicious software, and conclude the paper by several remarks on future research.
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BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT103521,
author="Lukáš {Ďurfina} and Jakub {Křoustek} and Petr {Zemek}",
title="Retargetable Machine-Code Decompilation in Your Web Browser",
annote="Machine-code decompilation, belonging to the area of reverse engineering, has
found its applications in many real-world areas. Analysis of malicious software,
search for vulnerabilities, and source-code recovery are some of the most
important uses. As there exists a diversity of different platforms on which
software can be run, an existence of a generic decompiler would be highly
appreciated. The present paper describes such a tool.
In this paper, we provide a description of a retargetable decompiler that is
being developed within the Lissom project. First, we give an introduction into
the area of machine-code decompilation, including a brief discussion of existing
tools. Then, we describe the concept and architecture of the decompiler. As it is
available in the form of a web service, we also provide its description. Finally,
we summarize our results, present a case study of using the tool for analysing
malicious software, and conclude the paper by several remarks on future
research.",
address="IEEE Computer Society",
booktitle="3rd IEEE World Congress on Information and Communication Technologies (WICT 2013)",
chapter="103521",
edition="NEUVEDEN",
howpublished="online",
institution="IEEE Computer Society",
year="2013",
month="september",
pages="57--62",
publisher="IEEE Computer Society",
type="conference paper"
}