Devirt (devirt.re) is a binary devirtualization and reverse engineering service for security researchers and malware analysts. Protectors such as VMProtect and Themida hide a program's logic inside a private virtual machine. Devirt follows the protected program as it runs, reconstructs the virtual machine's state and control flow, converts that behavior into native-shaped functions and checks them against the original.
Customers choose the output they need: an IDA database, annotated pseudocode, a reverse engineering report, LLVM IR or structured JSON. Each recovery comes with a coverage ledger that separates code proven within stated assumptions from code that is runtime-dependent, unresolved or permanently bounded, so analysts can see exactly where the evidence stops.
Automated paths cover VMProtect, Themida and Code Virtualizer, with eligibility confirmed for each exact build. Enigma Protector, Obsidium, Loki-based virtual machines and JavaScript VM obfuscation start with a free assessment of every file. Anyone can begin with a free browser check or Community Triage, and complex files receive a free feasibility assessment and a written quote that is approved before any paid work begins.
Devirt is used by reverse engineers, malware analysts, vulnerability researchers, software owners and trust and safety teams. Files are processed in isolation, are not used for model training and are deleted after delivery. Devirt only analyzes software that customers own or are authorized to examine.
