Re: IDS: who knows c decompiler

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>Hi,
>I want to analyze some program such as :telnet ,they are executable .So who
>can tell me who to analyze it?Is there any C decompilers in unix?

First of all, I would recomend you to learn Assembly language.
Once you know assembly, you can pick any debugger you like (i.e. Soft-ICE)
to study the code.

As far as I know,  EXE to C decompilers are very inacurrate, unless you ask
it to produce Assembly
code packets, inserted in certain functions of your output code.


(VrAx)

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