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"Swiss army knife for reverse engineers."

😼🕵️‍♂️Binsider can perform static and dynamic analysis, inspect strings, examine linked libraries, and perform hexdumps, all within a user-friendly terminal user interface!

Installbinsider withcargo:

cargo install binsider

After the installation, you are pretty much set! 💯

Just dive into the binaries by runningbinsider:

binsider<binary>

You can retrieve general binary file information, including file size, ownership, permissions, date, and linked shared libraries (similar tostat(1) andldd(1)).

➡️https://binsider.dev/usage/general-analysis

You can analyze the ELF layout (such as sections, segments, symbols, and relocations) and navigate through them to get an in-depth understanding of the binary.

➡️https://binsider.dev/usage/static-analysis

It is possible to execute the binary and trace the system calls, signals, and the program's execution flow similar tostrace(1) andltrace(1).

➡️https://binsider.dev/usage/dynamic-analysis

Similar to thestrings(1) command,binsider is able to extract strings from the binary file with the purpose of discovering interesting strings such as URLs, passwords, and other sensitive information.

➡️https://binsider.dev/usage/strings

binsider provides a rich dashboard along with a hexdump view to analyze the binary content in a structured manner.

➡️https://binsider.dev/usage/hexdump

Shoutout to@harunocaksiz for sticking with me during our military service in the summer of 2024 and creating the awesomebinsider logo! (o7)

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