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Decompiling a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) is the process of reversing a compiled binary back into a higher-level source code representation (e.g., C#, C++, VB.NET). It is commonly used for understanding legacy code, debugging, security auditing, or recovering lost source code. However, it is technically lossy, legally restricted, and often produces imperfect results. decompilar dll
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| Tool | Target | Output | Platform | Cost | |------|--------|--------|----------|------| | | .NET | C# | Windows | Free | | ILSpy | .NET | C# | Cross | Free | | dotPeek | .NET | C# | Windows | Free | | Ghidra | Native | C-like pseudo | Cross | Free (NSA) | | IDA Pro | Native | Pseudo-code | Win/Lin/Mac | $$$$ | | Binary Ninja | Native | MLIL pseudo | Cross | $$ | | Radare2 / Cutter | Native | Assembly/pseudo | Cross | Free | | Hex-Rays (plugin for IDA) | Native | C-like | Win/Lin/Mac | $$$$ | : Decompiling a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) is