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nicolodev

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About nicolodev

https://nicolo.dev Email: seekbytes@protonmail.com

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    Comment #47813956

    It’s astonishing how nobody hasn’t mentioned abstract interpretation yet. Under classical static analysis, if you can “prove” that a variable does not have values in some unsound z…

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    Comment #42923010

    Hi! OP here, thanks for submitting it to hacker news, if anyone have any questions, feel free to write here!

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    Comment #41650696

    Another good replacement for capstone/keystone based on LLVM is nyxstone https://github.com/emproof-com/nyxstone

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    Comment #41384211

    yeah I agree, and while everyone is suggesting tools which are really good but I designed mine to get rid of the flags and CLI interface. Good for tech people that keeps rememberin…

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    Comment #41383476

    > mutool clean -d in.pdf out. pdf My tool can do exactly the same (viewing internal structure, exporting objects, and see the uncompressed raw content for stream) with a graphical …

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    Comment #41382367

    Thanks! Immediate paradigm might be a little bit scary if you used to play with Qt, but looks easy to manage and it's really interactive

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    Comment #41380355

    argh, that's too bad, feel free to open an issue, what's happening in the console? It's panicking, isn't it? Feel free to contact me via email if you prefer

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    Comment #41379655

    Nice! My tool should be runnable in the browser thanks to wasm compatibility with Rust + egui :) Btw I've just tried it, and it's a little bit buggy in Safari with a 504kb PDF (lot…

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    Comment #41379486

    :D Well, I'm sure that half of reverse engineering community needs to thank you, and Zynamics for the important contribution for tools of static analysis. I just take the occasion …

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    Comment #41379307

    Thanks for the list, the idea behind my tool was to try to code something that might fit an analyst that would take a fast look at the PDF. I'm also trying to figure out some fast …

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    Comment #41379191

    I'd suggest you to code something along popular libraries for PDF manipulation. I've used pdf-rs for the tool.

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    Comment #41379175

    Thanks, it seems a great product too :) Do you have any particular feature that you share that product for?

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    Comment #41280722

    I’m writing a little tool for analysing a pdf and its internals, if author is interested or anyone else, just let me know :)

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    Comment #40774928

    Neat, although some of them are actually helpful for specific articles. One thing that I actually seen as a pattern is over engineering the blog so much that features need maintena…

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    Comment #40133843

    Hi! I just wanted to post this project into HN and collect some feedbacks. Don't feel bad to just say "lol your approach won't work" because static analysis has always limits (e.g.…

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