Reverse engineering platform from Vector 35 that disassembles and decompiles programs, built for security analysts on Windows, macOS, Linux and Web.
Windows · macOS · Linux · Web Paid
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Reverse engineering platform from Vector 35 that disassembles and decompiles programs, built for security analysts on Windows, macOS, Linux and Web.
Windows · macOS · Linux · Web Paid
Free and open source reverse engineering GUI built on Rizin, with a decompiler, for analysts and students on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Windows · macOS · Linux Open source
Free and open source command-line reverse engineering toolkit for security analysts and researchers, on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android.
Windows · macOS · Linux · Android Open source
Free and open source reverse engineering framework built by the NSA, with a disassembler and decompiler, for security analysts on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Windows · macOS · Linux Open source
Free tool for analysing signals recorded with a software-defined radio, for radio reverse engineering and capture analysis, on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Linux · macOS · Windows Open source
Free driver and API for Ettus Research USRP software-defined radios, for researchers and RF engineers, on Windows, Linux and macOS.
Windows · Linux · macOS Open source
SDR# (SDRSharp) is Airspy’s free software radio receiver for listeners and radio amateurs who use SDR hardware, available for Windows only.
Windows Free
Gqrx is a free, open source SDR receiver for listening to and exploring the radio spectrum, made for radio hobbyists on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Linux · macOS · Windows Open source
GNU Radio is a free signal processing toolkit for building software-defined radios, aimed at engineers and students, on Linux, Windows and macOS.
Linux · Windows · macOS Open source
ChirpStack is an open source LoRaWAN network server for gateways and sensors, built for private or public IoT networks on Linux with a web interface.
Linux · Web Open source
SIPp generates scripted SIP calls to test and load servers, IP PBXs and VoIP gateways, a free command line tool for engineers working on Linux.
Linux Open source
RTPEngine relays, encrypts, records and transcodes the audio and video of SIP calls, aimed at VoIP carriers and WebRTC platforms on Linux.
Linux Open source