Debuggers/Decompiles/Dissemblers

What debugger software does Any Forums use? And why?

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Decompilers*

I miss 8ch

gdb
just works

gdb

Cutter.

Real chads use a cracked IDA Pro.

Ghidra is still worse, step it up glowies.

Learned a bit of IDA Pro & Ghidra

How is gdb better than Ghdra or IDA Pro?

You know about 8ch dot moe? And the "webring" of ex-8ch boards on sites like zzzchan.xyz that link to each other via the webring list?

gdb
feels like im still learning new things about it all the time
speaking of which, anyone have any l33t tips and tricks ?

x64dbg like a boring person I am.
And dnSpy if I ever have to touch anything dotnet.

Interesting. I will check these out.

Using gdb is like using notepad as your IDE. Yes it has most of the core capabilities, but it is extremely tiring to work in a single terminal window.

Ghidra*

Ghidra is not a debugger.

It's a disassembler correct? What's the difference?

It's also a unpacker/decompiler.
>What's the difference
You can only do static analysis with Ghidra. You can't use it to run or attach to a process so you can't examine the program's runtime behaviour like memory, registers, stack, etc.

Snowman for x84/AMD64 disassembly into C++ code.
Catches things Ghidra doesn't.

What should I use instead of Ghidra if I want to unpack/decompile as well as debug? Is Cutter good for both?

GDB with GEF addon and radare2

This?
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