Shub-nigurrath
December 14th, 2006, 17:34
Hi everybody,
after a long working finally the first tutorial on Symbian has been published. It's a long one, as you will soon see.
In my mind this would help to start a long series of contributions and discussion and possibly other tutorials.
Primer on Reversing Symbian S60 Applications.
Unfortunately the Symbian scene is not so prolific of tutorials and what I found after a lot of searching and talking with others
guys are just a few simple and quite old tutorials and few advanced things, mostly not written in English.
I decided then to take a long journey into this world, examining which tools you can use to disassemble the Symbian programs, how
to approach to them and what generally you can do to create and distribute patches for those applications.
I started from the ground up, just because as said there were no discussion forum like our (at least I have not found them) where
one can ask, the present special issue collects a series of single tutorials I wrote with different targets and difficulty levels.
Probably the few Symbian groups around will laugh at me for the simple or even not correct approach, but as usual if one knows
things better he should write a tutorial to demonstrate it.
The tutorial will cover different issues:
- Few words on the Symbian OS
-What instruments we have and what to use and customize them (particularly IDA)
-Practical examples of real applications
I also included a long list of references and further readings, as usual.
BTW consider also that the approach used for the java application example, is a general one, good for all java apps.
http://tutorials.accessroot.com
after a long working finally the first tutorial on Symbian has been published. It's a long one, as you will soon see.
In my mind this would help to start a long series of contributions and discussion and possibly other tutorials.
Primer on Reversing Symbian S60 Applications.
Unfortunately the Symbian scene is not so prolific of tutorials and what I found after a lot of searching and talking with others
guys are just a few simple and quite old tutorials and few advanced things, mostly not written in English.
I decided then to take a long journey into this world, examining which tools you can use to disassemble the Symbian programs, how
to approach to them and what generally you can do to create and distribute patches for those applications.
I started from the ground up, just because as said there were no discussion forum like our (at least I have not found them) where
one can ask, the present special issue collects a series of single tutorials I wrote with different targets and difficulty levels.
Probably the few Symbian groups around will laugh at me for the simple or even not correct approach, but as usual if one knows
things better he should write a tutorial to demonstrate it.
The tutorial will cover different issues:
- Few words on the Symbian OS
-What instruments we have and what to use and customize them (particularly IDA)
-Practical examples of real applications
I also included a long list of references and further readings, as usual.
BTW consider also that the approach used for the java application example, is a general one, good for all java apps.
http://tutorials.accessroot.com