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A quick peek at the on-going work on esReven ARM

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Update, November 2026: eShard's time travel debugging technology, formerly Reven, is now Epoch. Explore a free trace to see what it does today.

If you’ve always longed for a powerful time travel debugging tool on your favorite ARM platform, well, rejoice! We are now actively working on the support of ARM targets in esReven.

In the video below, you can take a look at an early build of esReven ARM analyzing an Android application starting up in a VM. We navigate forward and backward in time seamlessly, look at native library calls, dive into kernel code, and trace data backward to perform a root-cause analysis. The whole thing!

We’re very excited to share this first result with you, and are open to discuss how it fits your use cases from RASP analysis, Android Kernel or drivers analysis, bootloader analysis, etc.

You can find the video below:

A quick peek at the on-going work on esReven ARM
A quick peek at the on-going work on esReven ARM

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