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To be clear, it is still a plugin for a ~$5000 application. Nonetheless, thanks Google for lowering the bar for entry into professional security work!
Why is the linked site served over http? http://www.zynamics.com/software.html Changing to https reveals a security cert valid for *.google.com, but not for www.zynamics.com.
bindiff420-debian8-amd64.deb 38fbea8070495fc8730d7c86eae03bc68fde291f bindiff420-debian8-i386.deb 49cdd6ae7ebe5b1813a5fcafaae9fde19005c824 bindiff420-win-pluginsonly.zip e2b786d405aac23aced989e02080dd69c18ab75e bindiff420-win-x86.msi 89f2eadc6582d4acca1e78db3617b5fba3eced0f bindiff-license-key.zip 95715a8bd7469106fc60b03f94f3cc87604e354c
Is there a version for OS X?
Shameless plug: Several years ago I did a tool that shows differences between disassembled functions basic-block graphs, that you can use for free and it is GPLv2 licensed. I believe my tool shows the differences in a better way than bindiff, and it piggybacks on a disassembler made by a former coworker and friend. Maybe someone wants to use it. http://www.coresecurity.com/corelabs-research/open-source-to... PS: I do…
> I don't work at Core Security anymore Where do you work now?
This would have been news worthy 10 years ago. Today, it's more like shrug who cares. Dependency on IDA, closed source, limited platform support, Java/Swing ... Far better free solutions out there.
- BinDiff would work stand-alone if someone wrote an exporter for another disassembler (BinDiff uses https://github.com/google/binexport for that).
- Closed source - yeah it contains some secret sauce and also depends on a commercial graph library (yFiles). Not easily replaced. Their product is also pretty good.
- Limited platform support - well, there is an older OS X version as well and we have this on our radar for future releases.
- Far better free solutions - please do show. Maybe we can do a diff-off some time :)
YOLO :P