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by CamperBob2 52 days ago
That's pre-2026 thinking. At this point, with the ability to lash IDA or similar tools to an agentic harness, there is no longer any such thing as a closed-source binary.
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not_a9 52 days ago
I’m interested in how LLMs handle obfuscated code. Throw LLM with IDA MCP at EasyAntiCheat_EOS.sys or the like (as the most common examples of heavily obfuscated software) and see how far they can get.
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wuschel 52 days ago
What is the state of the art of compilers here? What size of project are we speaking here?

What is the experience faulty decompilation, and the existence of bugs in the binary?

Could one decompile a binary to a more modern language than C?

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