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Originally Posted by jonwil
I have some dlls that contain both .NET code and native code. Any tools, tips or other things that will help with reverse engineering such dlls?
Something that can decompile the .NET code and spit it all out (in C++/CLI syntax ideally but C# will do) and can then identify the native side of things (addresses etc) so I can then go in and reverse engineer those (including any calls from the native code back to the .NET code)
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from my practice most of the time .net code is calling some native stuff..
so you have to study how to figure out where the hell for example IL opcode calli will jump to.. etc
most of the times dnSpy is your best friend in this journey + some hex tool like hiew or IDA
calling .net code from native sounds like a "nontraditional sex", pardon me
