Here’s a list of some of the best malware reversing tools from Geek-Guy.com:
Cuckoo Sandbox: An open-source, cloud-based sandboxing platform that allows researchers to analyze and reverse-engineer malware in a virtual environment.
Anubis: A free and open-source Malware Analysis Tool that provides a comprehensive analysis of malware behavior, including API hook detection and memory dump analysis.
OllyDbg: A debugger for x86-based systems that allows users to debug and analyze malware by stepping through its code and examining its execution flow.
IDAP Pro: A commercial debugger for x86-based systems that provides advanced features such as disassembly, decompilation, and analysis of malware behavior.
Radare2: An open-source, command-line based framework for reversing and analyzing malware, providing a wide range of tools for disassembling, decompiling, and analyzing binary code.
Viper: A reverse engineering tool that provides an interactive debugger, disassembler, and decompiler, allowing users to analyze and understand the behavior of malware.
PEiD (Portable Executable Interpreter and Debugger): A free and open-source tool for analyzing Portable Executable (PE) files, including malware, by stepping through its code and examining its execution flow.
Malwarebytes’ Malware Analysis Tool: A free tool provided by Malwarebytes that allows users to analyze and reverse-engineer malware using a simple and intuitive interface.
x64dbg: A commercial debugger for x86-based systems that provides advanced features such as disassembly, decompilation, and analysis of malware behavior, specifically targeting 64-bit binaries.
Hafnium: An open-source tool developed by Microsoft that allows users to analyze and reverse-engineer malware using a combination of static and dynamic analysis techniques.
