Install Ida Pro Linux Ubuntu

1. Immunity Debugger

On Ubuntu, you can install. These complicated workarounds are necessary because IDA in Linux 64 bit. Now go back to section 2 & install Keypatch for IDA Pro. Beyonce and jay-z part 2 on the run.

Immunity Debugger

The problem with your suggestion is the annoying fact that you still need a valid license in order to run Windows in a virtual machine (not that this ever stopped anyone, but I'm just stating the facts), at which point you might as well just get the real/whole thing (Windows, that is). IDA Pro is generally the de-facto standard for any malware analysts I've spoken with. For me however, everse engineering is just a side hobby in which I occasionally dabble; so it's not really an area of my expertise. From my limited experince, the free version has always worked just fine for me with WINE, though a VM is certainly a better option (given you have the choice!). There are some other interactive dissamblers such as the reasonablly popular and well accepted Lida, which is for Linux.

The paid version(s) (of IDA) do support Linux and Mac in addition to Winblowz. EDIT: If you're going to 'pirate'/hack a Windows license (for the VM or whatever), you might as well go all out and do the same for IDA as well. Not That I encourage you or anyone else to do such a thing. Also just for clarity, if you already have a legit copy of Windows 7, then MS will let you have an XP VMI for free.

Hi everyone, Please, anyone knows how i can install IDA pro in Ubuntu? I am working with volatility freamwork forensic tools, and one of its tools need me to use ida i was able to install ida in wine but that was not help.

It has to be in ubuntu becasue once i but the directory of wine in tool, does not recognize it. The tool need the idal here is the description of the tools in Volatility freamwork ssdtex If you want to explore SSDT hooks installed by rootkits, use the ssdtex command. This will automatically detect which SSDT functions are hooked, extract the hooking kernel driver to disk, and generate an IDC file (IDA script) containing labels for the rootkit functions. Then, if you have idag.exe (Windows) or idal (Linux/OS X) in your $PATH, then it will create an IDB file from the extracted kernel driver and run the IDC script. The result is a pre-labeled IDB for you to explore and reverse engineer, after typing just one command in Volatility.