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Reverse engineering techniques — static and dynamic analysis, anti-analysis countermeasures, language and platform-specific patterns. Use when the target is a compiled binary, obfuscated code, firmware image, mobile app (APK/IPA), WebAssembly module, or bytecode.

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name	reverse-engineering
description	Reverse engineering techniques — static and dynamic analysis, anti-analysis countermeasures, language and platform-specific patterns. Use when the target is a compiled binary, obfuscated code, firmware image, mobile app (APK/IPA), WebAssembly module, or bytecode.
license	MIT
compatibility	Requires filesystem-based agent with bash, Python 3, Ghidra/IDA/radare2, and debugging tools.
allowed-tools	Bash Read Write Edit Glob Grep WebSearch
metadata	{"user-invocable":"true","argument-hint":"<binary-path or platform>"}

Reverse Engineering

Triage

file binary
strings binary | head -100
xxd binary | head -20
binwalk -e binary      # embedded files
readelf -h binary       # architecture
objdump -d binary | head -50  # disassembly preview

Document Map

Task	Document
Disassembly, decompiler, symbol recovery, signature matching	Static Analysis
Debugger, tracing, hooking, emulation, symbolic execution	Dynamic Analysis
Anti-debug, anti-VM, packing, obfuscation, anti-disassembly	Anti-Analysis
Go, Rust, Swift, Kotlin, Haskell, C++ patterns; APK, iOS, WASM, .NET, Unity, embedded	Languages & Platforms
Tool reference — Ghidra, IDA, radare2, Binary Ninja, Frida, angr, Unicorn	Tools

Quick Start by Platform

Platform	Key Tools	First Step
ELF x86-64	Ghidra + GDB	`checksec`, review decompiled main
Windows PE	IDA + x64dbg	Check sections, imports, TLS callbacks
Android APK	Jadx + Frida	Decompile to Java, hook with Frida
iOS IPA	Hopper + Frida	Check binary encryption, decrypted with frida-ios-dump
.NET	dnSpy / ILSpy	Open in dnSpy, check for obfuscation
WASM	wasm-decompile + Chrome DevTools	`wasm-decompile module.wasm`
Firmware	binwalk + QEMU	Extract filesystem, emulate if ARM/MIPS
Python .pyc	pycdc / decompyle3	Decompile bytecode to source

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name	reverse-engineering
description	Reverse engineering techniques — static and dynamic analysis, anti-analysis countermeasures, language and platform-specific patterns. Use when the target is a compiled binary, obfuscated code, firmware image, mobile app (APK/IPA), WebAssembly module, or bytecode.
license	MIT
compatibility	Requires filesystem-based agent with bash, Python 3, Ghidra/IDA/radare2, and debugging tools.
allowed-tools	Bash Read Write Edit Glob Grep WebSearch
metadata	{"user-invocable":"true","argument-hint":"<binary-path or platform>"}

Reverse Engineering

Triage

file binary
strings binary | head -100
xxd binary | head -20
binwalk -e binary      # embedded files
readelf -h binary       # architecture
objdump -d binary | head -50  # disassembly preview

Document Map

Task	Document
Disassembly, decompiler, symbol recovery, signature matching	Static Analysis
Debugger, tracing, hooking, emulation, symbolic execution	Dynamic Analysis
Anti-debug, anti-VM, packing, obfuscation, anti-disassembly	Anti-Analysis
Go, Rust, Swift, Kotlin, Haskell, C++ patterns; APK, iOS, WASM, .NET, Unity, embedded	Languages & Platforms
Tool reference — Ghidra, IDA, radare2, Binary Ninja, Frida, angr, Unicorn	Tools

Quick Start by Platform

Platform	Key Tools	First Step
ELF x86-64	Ghidra + GDB	`checksec`, review decompiled main
Windows PE	IDA + x64dbg	Check sections, imports, TLS callbacks
Android APK	Jadx + Frida	Decompile to Java, hook with Frida
iOS IPA	Hopper + Frida	Check binary encryption, decrypted with frida-ios-dump
.NET	dnSpy / ILSpy	Open in dnSpy, check for obfuscation
WASM	wasm-decompile + Chrome DevTools	`wasm-decompile module.wasm`
Firmware	binwalk + QEMU	Extract filesystem, emulate if ARM/MIPS
Python .pyc	pycdc / decompyle3	Decompile bytecode to source