Pulling protected code back into shape. Memory dumpers, IAT repair tools, and devirtualizers.
The 'Nuclear Option' for dumping. When a game uses a kernel-level anti-cheat to stop you from opening a handle, KsDumper-11 uses its own driver to go around them and carve the game's memory directly.
Pro Tip: The 2026 update is essential for dumping protected .NET loaders that try to hide their assemblies in 'flat' memory regions.
The 'Cheat Carver.' It scans a running process and finds code that has been modified, patched, or injected. It is how you find exactly where a cheat is hiding in memory and dump it back to a file.
Pro Tip: Use the 'unmapped' mode if you want to take a memory dump and turn it back into a file that IDA Pro can actually parse correctly.
Automated scanner built on PE-sieve that sweeps all running processes for hooks, shellcode, and manual-mapped DLLs.
Aggressive dumper that handles 'loose' code chunks and features a 'close monitor' mode to capture binaries just before they self-terminate.
A specialized 'can opener' for Themida and WinLicense. It finds the entry point and fixes the imports so you can actually dump the file and look at it in IDA without your computer having a stroke.
Pro Tip: It handles the annoying part of fixing the IAT (Import Address Table) so the file actually runs after you dump it.
Intel Pin-based tool for Safengine 2.4.0 devirtualization. It instruments the code at runtime to observe the unpacking stub and capture a clean dump.
Static deobfuscator for mutation-based obfuscation in Themida and Code Virtualizer. Cleans up the 'junk' instructions to make the logic readable again.
For when the code is so messed up with math (MBA) that a human brain can't solve it. Triton uses symbolic execution to 'solve' the equations and tell you what the code is actually trying to do.
Pro Tip: It is the heavy machinery you use when you want to automate the devirtualization of a custom protection layer.
Built on Triton, it uses program synthesis to replace obfuscated assembly blocks with clean, optimized code. It 'guesses' the simple version of a messy function.