Using RAsm

The Official Radare Blog
RAsm Recently I have noticed that many people gets saturated by the amount of stuff r2 can do and most users end up not learning anything. So that’s why I am going to start writing a series of blog posts showing one feature at a time, making it as simple…
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Using RAsm

The Official Radare Blog
RAsm Recently I have noticed that many people gets saturated by the amount of stuff r2 can do and most users end up not learning anything. So that’s why I am going to start writing a series of blog posts showing one feature at a time, making it as simple…
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Radare 0.10.2

The Official Radare Blog
radare2 0.10.2 - Release Notes Codename: Panamake As usual, some numbers first: Contributors: 48 Commits: 480 Issues: 135 Grep stats: * Fixes: 269 * Add: 107 * Enhance: 7 * New: 7 * Esil: 18 * Anal: 36 * Leak: 15 Contributor commit counter: (sys/pie.sh) $ sys/pie.sh 0.10.1 | sort…
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Radare 0.10.2

The Official Radare Blog
radare2 0.10.2 - Release Notes Codename: Panamake As usual, some numbers first: Contributors: 48 Commits: 480 Issues: 135 Grep stats: * Fixes: 269 * Add: 107 * Enhance: 7 * New: 7 * Esil: 18 * Anal: 36 * Leak: 15 Contributor commit counter: (sys/pie.sh) $ sys/pie.sh 0.10.1 | sort…
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Ramoji2

The Official Radare Blog
The main complain by new radare2 users is the learning curve because of the complexity of the mnemonic commands. This is why we are releasing a new interface based on emoji! No need to know english, or assembly or even understand what the hell the entropy is. Just look at…
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Ramoji2

The Official Radare Blog
The main complain by new radare2 users is the learning curve because of the complexity of the mnemonic commands. This is why we are releasing a new interface based on emoji! No need to know english, or assembly or even understand what the hell the entropy is. Just look at…
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