all binaries in the world are now open source, now what?https://github.com/morluto/rea
I don't believe it unless you show me the resulting code. So far what I hvae seen is always incomprehensible symbol soup. Some people can understand but I doubt 99% of the people can its useless.
>>110048689unironically, renaming disassembled symbols is probably a really great usecase for LLMs
decompile tower of babel or books from alexandriagl losers
>>110048689Most decomp projects (both the human and vibe varieties) are focused on either porting the binary to another platform or making some small-ish changes to specific parts of it. Most of the rest of the program can be left incomprehensible as long as it builds and works correctly.
>>110048875that's a recomp
the big thing missing is a ghidra / decompiler rust rewrite that has proper git like version control and supports multi agent swarms so you can just blast repos with 20 autists claude subscriptions from across the globe
>>110048875>as long as it builds and works correctlyThat tends to be a very large stretch. Contrary to what people believe, a decomp is not even remotely source code, even incomprehensible source code. You change one instruction somewhere and some other block elsewhere explodes because the optimiser had created position dependent code or mistook a bare pointer for an int and now the references are all shot. That's where a lot of the bugs in these recomps are coming from. The decomp was vastly incomplete and so the AI was sloppifying slop.
Try it on something protected with denuvo or vmprotect, I'd really like to know how it deals with those
>>110048718Oh yeah
>>110048665Another vibeGOD victory
>>110051156>vibegod
>>110048665Can we now make Microsoft software not suck? For example, could we disable the frickin' malware scanner?
>>110048665@grok is this rea?
>>110051171You’re trans though
>>110048665how is this any different from ghidra
>>110051194say tranny if you're not an openclaw bot right now
>>110051174reported. you have perhaps 7 minutes.6 now after filling this captcha.
>>110051202If I say tranny in an offensive context jannies will ban me
>>110048665now you're never going to get to run good software locally ever again. confiscation stops production.
>>110048665I'm more excited about using models to decompile Android binary blobs for a functional Linux phone.
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/dev-used-ai-agents-and-more-than-500-billion-tokens-to-rebuild-call-of-duty-modern-warfare-2s-source-code-83-percent-of-the-2009-shooters-functions-now-match-the-original-byte-for-byteThings are getting very scary for AAA studios
De/recompilation is going gangbusters in the audio hardware emulation/ plugin space, you can now run Elektron drum machines/synthesizers on Akai MPC hardwareI’ve seen more innovation in the last 4 wild than in the last 10 years, quite a free manufacturers have been phoning it in for years and stringing their users along with minimal upgrades or lying to them about some features being impossible for hardware reasons when they were just doing market segmentation. Admittedly dsp algorithms and sequencers are a special use case where the underlying code is relatively simple and uses extremely well defined math, but it’s apocalyptic levels of change going on rn
In the era of AI, games will need more than just gameplay to survive, since anyone will be able to just decompile them, or create a near replica from the ground up. In this environment, playerbase becomes even more critical, since if the gameplay you want comes from other players, stealing the code won't recreate that. My hypothesis is that eventually, games will have to actually offer incentives to players to get them to play their games. F2P isn't enough anymore, games will be paying players to be part of their playerbase.
*last 4 weeks
>>110051290>manufacturers have been phoning it in for years and stringing their users along with minimal upgrades or lying to them about some features being impossible for hardware reasons when they were just doing market segmentation. Admittedly dsp algorithms and sequencers are a special use case where the underlying code is relatively simple and uses extremely well defined mathi was about to say, wasn't synth pretty much a solved field already
>>110051156>>110051194>>110051210You're still grandmas desu, lay off with your delusional dysphoria.
>>110051260HAHAHAHA
>>110048665can i grab a gachaslop game and make it fully offline
I don't see anyone hacking Denuvo.>>110053082Or doing this.It's all some meme shit. As always.
>>110053082this except turn it into a porn game
>>110051295You have to be liked as a dev or company, that will be the difference. Multiplayer survives on the network effect.
>>110048875it depends on your goal. you can get a matching binary while still having an unmaintainable, poorly-understood codebase that explodes when modified due to thinks like non-relocateable data/functions. without further work it may be little more useful than a disassembly
>>110053363so advertising (shill) budgets
>>110051290I've already made a couple of tracks with the JP-8000 and Nord Lead 2 emulations, they're exactly like the real thing.
>>110053481Only works on low agency customers, they will just play the free slop since it's basically the same product.
>>110053517>Only works on low agency customersso most of them. money doesn't smell.
>>110053520And they will flow to free copies. They just take the path of least resistance to getting what they want. If they can get the same thing without paying they go for it, it's thoughtless.
>>110053534someone who doesn't pay isn't a customer for either company
>>110053537They would've been. The only reason they don't pirate is because they see law as morality, if slop copies are legal they will flock to them.
>>110053550you have this odd idea that an unadvertised copycat product that's not making money off its customers is going to take over the business. that's just piracy with extra steps.
>>110053570But it's legal and free, legal was the only brake on piracy.
>>110053578where do you zoomers get this shit from
>>110053595Talking to normalniggers. Look at the AI slop adobe clones, they're surging. Normalnogs think AI software is a perfect clone but legal and this is all about belief or they would be using free alternatives for 90% feature support. Corps can save millions on subscriptions if they use AI to vibe their own derivatives of the clones.
>>110053602you really should stop believing what advertisers tell you. faking demand is a widespread technique.
>>110053609You'll see in time
>>110053602Corpos are milking money from support and maintenance these days, that's like the whole business model of foss and whatever tarded corpos that are reliant on windows for their outdated archaic boomer beuorocracy
>>110053315>I don't see anyone hacking Denuvo.i do, Voices38
>>110051153just use c++filt. ma'am.
>>110048665What's so special about REA? Other Ghidra MCP servers already exist, why is this getting shilled now?
>>110053082Arguably yes
>>110053677The illegal part was using bots to defraud the ad system to earn revenue. Not the AI generated songs.
>>110054954indians see a single .MD file of llm instructions and call it magic
>>110048665N
>>110056101So what was the actual crime?
>>110056307It's not even just /g/, this is trending everywhere it seems, but I can't figure out why, an MCP server for reverse engineering isn't really new
>>110056563generating traffic without actual goyim being fed ads
>>110057185That is some kind of crime in the freaking US? It was not even a DOS?
>>110051179(You) for the effort
>>110051295they’ll just make all the logic server side and force you to stream encrypted assets either that or put all games into cloud streaming only like that Xbox Cloud thing
>>110048665I'll make it illegal.
>>110057255:^)If you can deduce the logic, you can vibecode it.
>>110057255People will just ask clod to analyze play throughs on youtube and tell it to recreate the gameplay. But yeah, before long offline games will be a thing of the past and only GaaS will remain.
>>110053677but did he get paid?
>>110051295plenty of these reverse engineered games are clean room rebuilds not binary decompilations, as long as there is enough video footage of the gameplay to use as reference material a modern model can still recreate it.
>>110048665>>110057267de-compiling is in most 1st world countries an illegal act.
>>110057332no, it is not.
>>110057332>de-compilingCannot even spell it properly.
>>110057332retard
>>110057332not if you do a Rust rewrite and chop off your cock
what does this do that ghidra doesnt?
is there any site with all the reverse engeneered shit listed?
obvious bait n switch is obvious
>>110053578This is actually correct. People are never going to vote against free shit, this is why we have to have laws that enforce property rights and why there are functionally no property rights in places where there are no laws regarding property rights. Its something that has to be mandated and enforced. Most consumers are not economically literate, they don't care whether or not free shit destroys the economy in the long term, they just want the free shit.
>>110058787>defending copyright laws
