Right now I'm performing analysis of a GUI based application and I'm trying to determine all of it's available functionality.
Right now there's one button remaining labeled "Encrypt", which is greyed out. Based on the context, it would seem as though this button is responsible not for encrypting communication, but rather for packing the output of the program, using another program. I would like to confirm this directly though.
My issue is that I don't know how to locate the code that this button would trigger on the backend, or how to find what makes it available or unavailable in the GUI. Where can I find the logic responsible for determining what is available in the GUI, and where can I find what buttons are connected to which functionality using static analysis?
Edit: I've since run through the loading of the GUI using process monitor and I wasn't able to find any meaningful file query missing, which might shoot down the idea that the "encrypt" button is responsible for packing the payloads.
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you can use an obscure old tool called eda_preview270. Provided these are actual windows (a Chrome app usually has one window and does the drawing by itself) you should be able to point to the button and enable it by toggling the respective checkbox.