Why is it so hard to pirate?
They always figure out how to disable any crack.
IDA Pro disassembler
Nicholas Morales
Other urls found in this thread:
radare.org
radare.org
news.ycombinator.com
youtube.com
radare.org
5.79.83.193:2710
hopperapp.com
twitter.com
Jonathan Jackson
>why do the professionals creating a disassembler know how to prevent REing?
wow gee i don't know
Gavin Nelson
>Why is it so hard to pirate?
Its not?
James Nelson
>IDA license starts at $589 for Starter and $1,129 for Pro
>Starter version can't disassembler 64-bit binaries
Is there a good alternative?
I hear Hopper is pretty good, but it doesn't have Windows support, and most binaries that I want to reverse engineer are for Windows.
Carter White
Just buy a mac
lol what are you poor
Benjamin Miller
I have a Mac.
I want to disassemble Windows binaries, not just macOS binaries.
Austin White
Just use radare.
Ryan Rivera
>radare
it's 10x more difficult than vim to become proficient. it can't do a lot of shit that IDAPro can.
Jeremiah Scott
Seriously?
As for the "lot of shit", can you be specific?
Full disclosure: I'm a r2 dev.
Nathan Reed
Does someone pay you to develop radare?
Connor Robinson
On IDA anti-piracy crazyness:
Christopher Russell
Nopes. On and off, on my free time only.
Not getting much sleep.
Matthew Cooper
you're kidding me, right? radare is so fucking hard to me.
I watched this: youtube.com
and still found it hard. there's like no documentation for it.
Noah Flores
>Why is it so hard to pirate?
>They always figure out how to disable any crack.
for the same reason why it's next to impossible to scam a professional thief.
Alexander Ross
>tfw Hex-Rays refuse to sell you a license if you had installed a pirate version before, and they detected a ping back from your IP
Adam Morgan
It's not that bad. Besides that recent talk and other plenty of talks and tutorials, there's:
We're in #radare @ freenode, and relatively friendly.
Maybe we can help you figure out how to do whatever you're trying to do? :)
Robert Parker
>not installing it in a VM which isnt connected to the internet
Anyways because OP is retarded here is a magnet link for you
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:dc8f219aab676a5dd0d2efb35db4a79225a0ba10&dn=IDA%20Pro%20v6%208%20150423%20and%20HEX%20Rays%20Decompiler%20ARM%20x86%20x64%20iDAPRO&tr=5.79.83.193:2710
Jack Roberts
thanks user! links saved. will join the IRC channel sometime this week.
Blake Nguyen
If you're stuck yet you want to learn how to revengineer, install macos and then download cracked Hopper.
it can disassemble mac, iOS, windows(32bit/64bit), Linux ELF etc. It's like a smaller brother of IDAPro. It can do pretty much everything you'll ever want.
PS: Denuvo game was cracked using Hopper few weeks ago.
Logan Perez
dude, if anyone knows how to thwart crackers it'd be the IDA devs
Jayden Sullivan
>save files are watermarked so that it can be traced back to a specific licensee
Jesus Christ
Cameron Morris
>PS: Denuvo game was cracked using Hopper few weeks ago.
Source?
Logan Lee
And they don't sell licenses to individuals anymore.
IDA devs are crazy, and IDA should generally be avoided.
Ian Mitchell
IDA Pro is very easy to crack. We just dont release to public because no one cares or gives us a challenge.
VMProtect
>lol
Denuvo
>roflmao
Anything else
>r u even trying?
git gud or become a radare developer and pretend you know asm/RE
Gavin Lewis
disassemble the windows binaries on MacOS.....
Connor Powell
Publishers often refer to copying they don't approve of as “piracy.” In this way, they imply that it is ethically equivalent to attacking ships on the high seas, kidnapping and murdering the people on them. Based on such propaganda, they have procured laws in most of the world to forbid copying in most (or sometimes all) circumstances. (They are still pressuring to make these prohibitions more complete.)
If you don't believe that copying not approved by the publisher is just like kidnapping and murder, you might prefer not to use the word “piracy” to describe it. Neutral terms such as “unauthorized copying” (or “prohibited copying” for the situation where it is illegal) are available for use instead. Some of us might even prefer to use a positive term such as “sharing information with your neighbor.”