Product Information
What is Hopper?
Hopper is a reverse engineering tool for OS X and Linux that lets you disassemble and decompile 32/64-bit Intel Mac, Linux, Windows, and iOS executables! The tool lets you disassemble any binary and provides all the information about its contents, such as imported symbols or control flow graphs! Hopper can retrieve procedural information (like stack variables) about disassembled code and lets you name all desired objects. Hopper will surely become your favorite tool for all static binary analysis needs.
How to use Hopper?
Hopper is a reverse engineering tool for macOS and Linux that can disassemble and decompile executable files across multiple platforms, providing powerful static binary analysis capabilities for security professionals, developers, and researchers.
Core Functions of Hopper
Static Analysis
Disassembler
Usage Scenarios of Hopper
- Disassemble and decompile executables for 32/64-bit Intel Mac, Linux, Windows, and iOS.
- Perform static binary analysis to obtain information like imported symbols and control flow graphs.
- Debug Mac applications while analyzing their structure in real-time.
- Automate analysis processes via Python scripts for custom workflows.
- Learn code structure or debug code.
- Extend Hopper functionality to support specific reverse engineering needs and workflows.
Common Questions about Hopper
What does Hopper do?
How do I use Hopper?
What are the core features of Hopper?
What are the use cases for Hopper?
