Visual DuxDebugger

Visual DuxDebugger is a handy tool made just for you to take apart Windows applications and grab the assembly language. It's super useful if you're diving into software and need to see how things work under the hood.

Extract and Edit Code with Ease

With Visual DuxDebugger, you can pull out code and tweak it, along with working with registers and memory. Whether it's native or managed processes, this app has got your back. Plus, it can export modules in formats like EXE, DLL, and even CSV. Want to debug multiple child processes at once? No problem!

User-Friendly Interface

The application features a clear interface that makes it easy to use. To kick things off, just find a process on your computer and load it up in the app. It’ll start analyzing and breaking it down right away. You’ll see info about the source process along with all the loaded modules—call stack, threads, exported functions—you name it!

Analyze Loaded Modules

Inside the app, you can easily choose a loaded module to check out its exported functions or save it to your computer. You can also disassemble or analyze it using the included dependency walker. This tool helps figure out what files an application needs to run or which DLLs are required.

Comprehensive Information at Your Fingertips

Visual DuxDebugger gives you tons of details about all separated components too! For any disassembled module, you'll see its address, machine code, mnemonic value, and operand info. When events happen, you get insights on processes, threads, modules, exceptions—everything! Plus, you can extract and view loads of data that help with API understanding and malware analysis.

Audit Software Effectively

This tool lets you audit software easily so you can find potential security holes and fix bugs without breaking a sweat! The straightforward interface comes with detachable panels too; rearranging them is simple to match your workflow.

Your Go-To Utility for Understanding Applications

In short, Visual DuxDebugger is a reliable utility when you don’t have access to an application's source code.