I regularly use disassembler ndisasm (part of the NASM project) in diary entries. One of the features I like, is its ability to read data from stdin: I can pipe the output of a command into ndisasm.
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I regularly use disassembler ndisasm (part of the NASM project) in diary entries. One of the features I like, is its ability to read data from stdin: I can pipe the output of a command into ndisasm.
Article Link: https://isc.sans.edu/diary/rss/26388