There are a few different tools that can be used for reverse engineering.
Now these tools are not only for US and disassembly use applications.
Most of them actually can be used for reverse engineering or other applications, operating systems
and even used by security researchers to reverse engineer malware, by far one of the most popular assembler
out there.
Is it April?
It is used by many security researchers, many security professionals.
But the problem is actually it's not free and it's actually quite expensive.
Now, another tool is Hopper.
It is not also not free, and it allows you to disassemble and perform static analyses of executable
files and applications.
Now, another simple, yet useful tool is actually the object file, display tool or tool that actually
comes with the Mac OS X by default, and you can actually pass it over to a few Linux distributions.
OK, now one last one that I want to share with you is a tool called Flex, which is a set of application
or debugging tools or functionality for an iris development.
You can actually download it from the GitHub repository that I am showing on the screen.