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    PE-bear

    PE-bear

    Portable Executable reversing tool with a friendly GUI

    PE-bear is a multiplatform reversing tool for inspecting Windows Portable Executable files. It is designed to give malware analysts and reverse engineers a fast first view of a PE file’s structure. The tool can handle malformed PE files, which is important when analyzing packed, damaged, or intentionally manipulated binaries. It provides a graphical interface for exploring headers, sections, imports, resources, strings, and other PE internals. PE-bear also includes analysis conveniences such as hashes, signatures, and searchable string views. ...
    Downloads: 268 This Week
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    pe_to_shellcode

    pe_to_shellcode

    Converts PE into a shellcode

    ...Its goal is to add a reflective loading stub after compilation, instead of requiring the developer to build the PE with reflective loading already integrated. This makes it useful for controlled security research, malware analysis labs, and educational work on PE loading behavior. Because the technique is closely related to in-memory execution, it should be handled only in authorized environments.
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