The IDA decompiler, developed by Hex-Rays, is a powerful tool used in reverse engineering to convert low-level machine code back into a more human-readable C-like pseudocode. Integrated into the Interactive DisAssembler (IDA), the decompiler helps security researchers, malware analysts, and software engineers understand the logic and structure of compiled programs without access to the original source code. By simplifying complex assembly instructions and reconstructing functions, variables, and control flows, the IDA decompiler significantly speeds up analysis and debugging. Its combination of precision, interactivity, and compatibility with multiple processor architectures makes it one of the most widely used tools in software reverse engineering today.
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