NSA to release their're are decompiler as FOSS

https://www.zdnet.com/article/nsa-to-release-a-free-reverse-engineering-tool/

make your're are decompiler c*dder

>>10
The Russian retard failed to monetize his product, making it very hard to purchase, resulting into people just downloading pirate copies, despite they could be actually paying users, who are say interested in modding their software, like games. Also, IDA's main client is Russian government affiliated Kaspersky Labs (a spying venture by FSB), which are similar to NSA's branch.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/court-document-points-to-kaspersky-labs-cooperation-with-russian-security-service/2017/12/13/14ba9450-df42-11e7-bbd0-9dfb2e37492a_story.html Edited on 12/01/2019 16:33.

>>10
The Russian retard failed to monetize his product, making it very hard to purchase, resulting in people just downloading pirate versions. Also, his main IDA's main client is Russian government affiliated Kaspersky Labs (a spying venture by FSB), which are similar to NSA's branch.
The Russian retard failed to monetize his product, making it very hard to purchase, resulting into people just downloading pirate copies, despite they could be actually paying users, who are say interested in modding their software, like games. Also, IDA's main client is Russian government affiliated Kaspersky Labs (a spying venture by FSB), which are similar to NSA's branch.↵
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/court-document-points-to-kaspersky-labs-cooperation-with-russian-security-service/2017/12/13/14ba9450-df42-11e7-bbd0-9dfb2e37492a_story.html

>>12
Also, IDA is relatively hard for modders to use. You can't just open an exe, modify few lines and save this mod back as say a dll. You have to use separate compiler/assembler. So despite there being millions of x86 programs, and billions of users, Russians managed to shrink their market to a few antivirus companies.

If you want to make decompiler, then make it easy to use (modify and save), create a community around it, allow people to share mappings and mods for various programs. Have a marketplace, where people could buy mods or hire skilled people to mod their software. Have various modding challenges to determine best modders.

Russians did nothing of that, basically overlooking billion of dollars market.