May 13, 2024
Zynq bootrom - reverse engineering tools
I decided to let the Zynq bootrom project be an excuse to investigate various
reverse engineering tools. This may turn into quite a "project" of its own.
I am focusing only on tools that are useful for arm or aarch64.
This article led to various things both good and bad.
It is a list of alternatives to Binary Ninja for Linux.
Here is the list, many mentioned above:
- Ghidra
- IDA
- Gdb
- 010 editor
- Cutter
- Spray (small C debugger)
- Radare or Radare 2
- Malcat
- Okteta (binary editor)
- Bless (hex editor)
- Hopper (decompiler)
My expert says Radare has a text based UI, had some "fork drama" and has a gui called iaito.
He also says most of the above are not worth the time other than Ghidra.
Feedback? Questions?
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Tom's Computer Info / tom@mmto.org