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gunterg 03-01-2009 03:23

For my the best option it's IDA + Windbg for analiysis drivers and malware and everything else Olly :)

TQN 03-01-2009 09:12

Sometimes, I use PEBrowseDbg to debug .NET apps.

BiMode 03-01-2009 11:20

I use integrated IDE debugger to debug apps. Ollydbg for sometime.

suddenLy 03-02-2009 09:09

added:
DOS = TR :D

synkro 03-03-2009 02:28

Me, I prefer Ollydbg, cause it has become quite popular, even replacing softice. It's free and has trumendous support especially for scripting; you can find a lot of ollyscripts for unpacking protections for example.
IDA on the other hand is quite powerful for disassembling (windows/non-windows binaries) and can do a fair job for debugging. I use it for remotely debugging linux apps too.

Note for SquareD: graphs in IDA are annoying indeed, but you can disable them. Right-click in the IDA-View window, and select Text View.

zzsx 03-03-2009 06:47

In Windows, I use Visual Studio to debug my programs and Olly and IDA to debug others.

GDB and DDD are my choice of debuggers in Linux platforms.

simonzh2000 03-03-2009 22:32

I think Ollydbg is best for unpacking.
When will the Ollydbg 2 be released?

virus 03-04-2009 00:32

There was nice TRW2000 debugger for Win9x systems. Very useful for those familiar with SoftIce ;-)

piccolo 03-04-2009 06:36

Olly is handy for processes that are running where you also need to look which memory is used by what, so handy for packed programs and so on. Windbg is usefull for drivers and other such stuff. ida is awesome for understanding the codelogic and the disassembly, the debugger is fine too. ida can handle pocket pc exe's, linux exe's and images of various other kinds where other debuggers simply give up.. So ida is a must have for strange platforms (for example nds and so). But for strange platforms there is also codewarrior but disasembly with that and trying to understand what goes on is harder with that. I only tried it once or twice or so, likely it is way better now...

wtbw 03-22-2009 09:15

If you're a python fan, there's also Immunity Debugger (Ollydbg+Python, really) and PyDbg for coding things quickly.

henry_y 03-23-2009 19:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by virus (Post 62251)
There was nice TRW2000 debugger for Win9x systems. Very useful for those familiar with SoftIce ;-)

Yes!! I miss this wonderful debugger. Liu Tao Tao has created small, good and eficient debugger.

SiNTAX 08-29-2009 01:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by zzsx (Post 62206)
GDB and DDD are my choice of debuggers in Linux platforms.

Tiny nitpick.. but DDD ain't a debugger. It's just a frontend to GDB.

ahmadmansoor 08-29-2009 06:26

what a bout debugger for x64 ...any one know Good one ??
soon or later x64 will come !!!

Av0id 08-29-2009 06:41

windbg... that's all folks :)

Git 08-29-2009 08:45

Agree, WinDbg does everything.

Git


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