[Drako]

I remember using this tool a long time ago. Although I never actually figured it out. I just used my basic knowledge on other tools like it. For reverse engineering anything binary file now, I just use ILSpy.

It's very rare that you have to use a native disassembler these days, but it's essential in the malware world. I used to be a very faithful user of  ILSpy, but eventually switched to DnSpy. The switch was mainly that DnSpy had an integrated Debugger, basically being able to attach a running process and debug it without having the source code, even though it feels like it. Being able to edit the disassembled C# code directly and later on simply recompile it and save a new version of the software, was just marvelous.

Oh I did mean DnSpy. I just remembered that ILSpy was close to DnSpy, and I didn't feel like digging for its name. I also thought that DnSpy was way better than the latter option, ILSpy.