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reverse-engineering-tools
by gmh5225
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SKILL.md
name: reverse-engineering-tools description: Guide for reverse engineering tools and techniques used in game security research. Use this skill when working with debuggers, disassemblers, memory analysis tools, binary analysis, or decompilers for game security research.
Reverse Engineering Tools & Techniques
Overview
This skill covers reverse engineering resources for game security research, including debuggers, disassemblers, memory analysis tools, and specialized game hacking utilities.
Debugging Tools
Windows Debuggers
- Cheat Engine: Memory scanner and debugger for games
- x64dbg: Open-source x86/x64 debugger
- WinDbg: Microsoft's kernel/user-mode debugger
- ReClass.NET: Memory structure reconstruction
- HyperDbg: Hypervisor-based debugger
Specialized Debuggers
- CE Mono Helper: Unity/Mono game debugging
- dnSpy: .NET assembly debugger/decompiler
- ILSpy: .NET decompiler
- frida: Dynamic instrumentation toolkit
Platform-Specific
- edb-debugger: Linux debugger
- PINCE: Linux game hacking tool
- H5GG: iOS cheat engine
- Hardware Breakpoint Tools: HWBP implementations
Disassembly & Decompilation
Multi-Platform
- IDA Pro: Industry standard disassembler
- Ghidra: NSA's reverse engineering framework
- Binary Ninja: Modern RE platform
- Cutter: Radare2 GUI
Specialized Tools
- IL2CPP Dumper: Unity IL2CPP analysis
- dnSpy: .NET/Unity decompilation
- jadx: Android DEX decompiler
- Recaf: Java bytecode editor
Memory Analysis
Memory Scanners
- Cheat Engine: Pattern scanning, value searching
- ReClass.NET: Structure reconstruction
- Process Hacker: System analysis
Dump Tools
- KsDumper: Kernel-space process dumping
- PE-bear: PE file analysis
- ImHex: Hex editor for RE
Dynamic Binary Instrumentation (DBI)
Frameworks
- Frida: Cross-platform DBI
- DynamoRIO: Runtime code manipulation
- Pin: Intel's DBI framework
- TinyInst: Lightweight instrumentation
- QBDI: QuarkslaB DBI
Use Cases
- API hooking and tracing
- Code coverage analysis
- Fuzzing harness creation
- Behavioral analysis
Anti-Analysis Bypass
Techniques
- Anti-debug detection bypass
- VM/Sandbox evasion
- Timing attack mitigation
- PatchGuard circumvention
Tools
- TitanHide: Anti-debug hiding
- HyperHide: Hypervisor-based hiding
- ScyllaHide: Anti-anti-debug plugin
Game-Specific Analysis
Unity Games
- Locate
GameAssembly.dll(IL2CPP) or managed DLLs - Use IL2CPP Dumper for structure recovery
- Apply dnSpy for Mono games
- Hook via Unity-specific frameworks
Unreal Engine Games
- Identify UE version from signatures
- Use SDK generators (Dumper-7)
- Analyze Blueprint bytecode
- Hook UObject/UFunction systems
Native Games
- Standard PE analysis
- Import/export reconstruction
- Pattern scanning for signatures
- Runtime memory analysis
Workflow Best Practices
Initial Analysis
1. Identify protections (packer, obfuscator, anti-cheat)
2. Determine game engine and version
3. Collect symbol information if available
4. Map out key modules and dependencies
Deep Analysis
1. Locate target functionality
2. Trace execution flow
3. Document structures and relationships
4. Develop hooking strategy
VMProtect/Themida Analysis
Resources
- Devirtualization tools
- Control flow recovery
- Handler analysis techniques
- Unpacking methodologies
ROP/Exploit Development
Tools
- ROPgadget: Gadget finder
- rp++: Fast ROP gadget finder
- angrop: Automated ROP chain generation
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