chrysalide.git - Chrysalide - Reverse Engineering Factory

Age	Commit message (Expand)	Author
2015-07-24	Replaced all remaining raw accesses to binary contents with the GBinContent w...	Cyrille Bagard
2015-07-17	Updated the Python bindings.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-07-16	Used the binary contents a little bit more.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-07-12	Cleaned the code handling binary symbols.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-07-12	Defined AIF_RETURN_POINT to replace the previous 'return' accessors.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-07-09	Tried to use virtual addresses as often as possible.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-06-12	Improved loading speed with binary search of sorted arrays.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-05-11	Provided a way to look for ROP gadgets in binary code.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-05-05	Made labels for symbols look nicer.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-04-25	Removed some debug messages.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-03-31	Saved some progress in the definition of basic blocks.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-03-18	Computed limits for all routines according to existing symbols.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-03-13	Updated and improved without testing the old process of computing limits for ...	Cyrille Bagard
2015-03-08	Listed all idenfied read only strings in a dedicated panel.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-02-18	Fixed a bug by properly reloading a reallocated list of binary areas.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-02-16	Added a basic support for Mobicore truslets.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-02-09	Registered all the supported processors in the system code.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-02-01	Added some development assertions and avoided to load code twice.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-01-30	Bound a symbol for each loaded value for 'ldr' instructions.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-01-25	Added a fixed address for the start of the '.plt' section and improved the di...	Cyrille Bagard
2015-01-24	Introduced conditional calls in instruction definition rules.	Cyrille Bagard
2015-01-04	Disabled lots of debug messages and fixed some symbols related bugs.	Cyrille Bagard
2014-12-31	Resolved links in disassembled instructions.	Cyrille Bagard
2014-12-30	Tracked each binary area during the disassembling process and tried to follow...	Cyrille Bagard