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Reverse Engineers’ Hex Editor
A cross-platform (Windows, Linux, Mac) hex editor for reverse engineering, and everything else.
Features
Large (1TB+) file support
Decoding of integer/floating-point value types
Inline disassembly of machine code
Highlighting and annotation of ranges of bytes
Side by side comparison of selections
Lua scripting support (API reference here)
Virtual address mapping support
Changelog v0.4
* Add data types for common text encodings (Unicode, ISO-8859) – text displayed or typed into the text view on the right will be decoded or encoded appropriately (#10).
* Treat pasted text as text rather than a string of raw bytes.
* Add 8-bit integer data types.
* Don’t mark new files as unsaved.
* Store cursor position history and allow jumping backwards/forwards (#81).
* Allow jumping to previous/next difference in data compare window (#131).
* Collapse long ranges of identical data in data compare window (#85).
* Added “Jump to offset in main window” to data compare window context menu.
* Added shortcuts for comparing data (#103).
* Add support for other encodings to strings tool (#106).
* Add write protect flag to prevent accidental changes to file data during analysis (#130).
* Respect system cursor blink speed setting (#112).
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