What is ArkDasm?
ArkDasm is a feature-rich graphical disassembler and debugger that allows analyzing and reverse engineering executable files for Windows, Linux, and MacOS operating systems. It can disassemble object code, bytecode, shared libraries, dynamic link libraries, and more to transform machine-readable code into human-readable assembly language.
With an intuitive user interface, ArkDasm makes it easy to inspect executable internals like imports, exports, strings, functions, data sections, etc. Users can navigate seamlessly through the code and data segments. It supports disassembly of x86/x64, ARM, MIPS, PowerPC, and other architectures.
Key features include customizable coloring syntax highlighting, data inspection, commenting code blocks, searching across code or data, analyzing strings and cross-references, scriptable Extensibility features, and other advanced options for experts. ArkDasm generates reports to document the analysis. It has an integrated debugger to dynamite run code execution.
ArkDasm simplifies and accelerates reverse engineering, malware analysis, vulnerability research, and program understanding. It has an engaged user community and active development making it one of the most powerful disassemblers available.