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It is an interactive disassembly, decompiler, and binary analysis platform for reverse engineers, malware analysts, vulnerability researchers, and software developers working on Windows. Vector 35 provides support for the first part of disassembly from multiple architectures, including x86, x86-64, ARMV7 (with Thumb2), ARMV8 (AARCH64), PowerPC, 6502, Z80, and MIPS.

In addition, our community supports many other architectures through our general plugin ecosystem. Loaders are available for all major platforms (PE, Mach-O, ELF) and can be extended or customized using our API. The built-in decompiler works with all our officially supported architectures at a single price and is based on a robust family of ILS called BNIL.

Not only our own builds, but even community builds can produce stunning outages. Their firewalls are output to both C and BNIL and can be swapped on demand. It uses a wide-ranging API to create and customize loaders, add or augment builds, customize the user interface, or automate any workflow (types, debugs, unlinks... anything!).

Links are available for C++, Python, and Rust. Use their respective APIs to quickly configure process files and see the results in our sort view. Use the entropy graph to identify areas of interest, such as packaged or encoded data. Click anywhere to quickly navigate there.

Perform binary corrections quickly and efficiently with various tools designed for speed. Edit assembly lines directly, specify a pre-correction, edit RAW bytes using the Hex Editor view, or even compile C files directly into executables with the built-in compiler, SCC.

Features of the vector 35 Dual Ninja

Disassemble files,
automate anything,
create additional extensions
, run scripts in an interactive Python console,
visualize control flow and stack layouts,
sample sorting quickly,
explore
interactively,
suspend everything
, debug effectively,
switch platforms

The Binary Ninja Intermediate Languages (BNIL)
offer a robust family of strong and easy-to-read ILs that cover multiple stages of parsing. The lowest level is close to assembly, with higher levels approaching decomposition output. It also makes it very easy to implement a lifter for unsupported constructs.