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GromWolf2018-03-03 20:01:13
Programming
GromWolf, 2018-03-03 20:01:13

How to parse an exe file?

Good day dear comrades!
There is a program that executes algorithms according to some principle unknown to me, namely, it performs actions either according to principle A or principle B. I can’t understand which one, but it’s necessary! there was an idea to disassemble the program into source codes and look in the code, and now the question is, how can I do this and is it possible at all? if yes, then advise the tools, and share your experience.
In advance, all the best and happiness, as well as thank you!!!

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Bhudh, 2018-03-03
@Bhudh

This is called reverse engineering and, if the program is not free, it is a criminal offense.
And even if not, most likely, it will not give a visible ready-made algorithm.

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Dmitry, 2018-03-03
@demon416nds

strongly depends on what the program is written on,
but in general it is work for the debugger / disassembler

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twobomb, 2018-03-03
@twobomb

Of course, you can disassemble the program, but you just get instruction sets ... in general, if you are not familiar with at least assembler, have not worked with processor registers, then you are unlikely to understand something. Even if they worked, it's still not easy.

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Troodi Larson, 2018-03-03
@troodi

If the program is written in .NET, it is possible to decompile using JetBrains dotPeek.

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