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4 repositories tagged with reverse-engineering
LibrePods: Liberate Your AirPods on Android and Linux
LibrePods is an open-source project that brings Apple AirPods features to non-Apple devices. It implements the proprietary protocol, allowing users to control listening modes, monitor battery, and utilize ear detection on Android and Linux. This project aims to free AirPods from the Apple ecosystem, enhancing their versatility.
APK Studio: A Cross-Platform IDE for Android Reverse Engineering
APK Studio is an open-source, cross-platform IDE built with Qt6, designed for reverse-engineering Android application packages. It offers a user-friendly interface with features like a code editor with syntax highlighting for Smali files, automatic tool downloads, and support for decompiling, recompiling, and signing APKs. This tool simplifies the process of analyzing and modifying Android applications across different operating systems.
Obfuscator.io Deobfuscator: Unmasking Obfuscated JavaScript Code
Obfuscator.io Deobfuscator is a powerful tool designed to reverse the obfuscation applied by Obfuscator.io, a popular JavaScript obfuscator. It helps developers and security researchers understand and analyze obfuscated code by recovering strings, simplifying expressions, and reversing control flow flattening. This project offers both an online version and a command-line interface for convenient use.
awesome-list: A Curated Collection of Cybersecurity Resources
The 0xor0ne/awesome-list repository is a comprehensive, cybersecurity-oriented collection of valuable resources. It features an extensive compilation of blog posts, write-ups, and papers, meticulously organized by year. This list serves as an excellent starting point for anyone looking to delve deeper into various aspects of cybersecurity, from exploitation to reverse engineering.