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There are a few different tools that can be used for reverse engineering.

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Now these tools are not only for US and disassembly use applications.

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Most of them actually can be used for reverse engineering or other applications, operating systems

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and even used by security researchers to reverse engineer malware, by far one of the most popular assembler

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out there.

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Is it April?

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It is used by many security researchers, many security professionals.

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But the problem is actually it's not free and it's actually quite expensive.

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Now, another tool is Hopper.

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It is not also not free, and it allows you to disassemble and perform static analyses of executable

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files and applications.

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Now, another simple, yet useful tool is actually the object file, display tool or tool that actually

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comes with the Mac OS X by default, and you can actually pass it over to a few Linux distributions.

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OK, now one last one that I want to share with you is a tool called Flex, which is a set of application

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or debugging tools or functionality for an iris development.

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You can actually download it from the GitHub repository that I am showing on the screen.