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[Question] Is there anyway to decompile a dll that was written in C++?

imfat
imfat
in Malware Reverse Engineering

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I've looked on this forum, other forums, I have googled, and used stack overflow but nothing useful seems to come out of it. I was wondering if any of you guys know a way to get the complete source code of a dll that is written is C++. Thank you.

53 minutes ago, imfat said:

I've looked on this forum, other forums, I have googled, and used stack overflow but nothing useful seems to come out of it. I was wondering if any of you guys know a way to get the complete source code of a dll that is written is C++. Thank you.

Not really, depending on how the program was compiled, the ASM code could look bigger, or sometimes smaller.

Your best usage is to use one of three tools:

Binary Ninja (not free, but not too bad honestly)

Ghidra

IDA with plugins, that can decompile it to Pseudocode.

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    16 hours ago, Dusty said:

    Not really, depending on how the program was compiled, the ASM code could look bigger, or sometimes smaller.

    Your best usage is to use one of three tools:

    Binary Ninja (not free, but not too bad honestly)

    Ghidra

    IDA with plugins, that can decompile it to Pseudocode.

    Awesome. thanks for your input.

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