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Detect It Easy (DiE) is a tool for determining the type and internal features of binary and other file formats. It is widely used by malware analysts, digital forensics investigators, reverse engineers, and security researchers to quickly inspect unknown files and infer their type, architecture, compiler/packer used, and internal structure. DiE supports a large variety of file formats — from common executables (Windows PE, Linux ELF, macOS Mach-O) to archives, mobile packages (APK, IPA), legacy binaries, compressed or packed files, and more — making it a versatile first step in analysis or triage workflows. ...

Chords is strings on steroids. Is able to extract strings from files just like strings, but it also supports windows wide string, base64 and hexadecimal strings (with decoding support) and automatic recognition of Indicators of Compromise (IOCs). It has been developed to support the malware analysis process, but is a general purpose tool.

Adobe SWF Investigator is a cross-platform, GUI-based, comprehensive set of tools, which enables quality engineers, developers and security researchers to quickly analyze SWF files to improve the quality and security of their applications. From a static perspective, you can disassemble ActionScript 2 (AS2) and ActionScript 3 (AS3) SWFs, view SWF tags and make binary changes to SWF files.  SWF Investigator also lets you view associated information, including local shared objects (LSOs) and...

Tool for analysis of mathematical functions used in random generators of some types. Also able to vizualize random sequence generated by such functions or given in binary file.

Interrogate is a proof-of-concept tool for identification of cryptographic keys in binary material. First and foremost for memory dump analysis and forensics usage. Able to identify AES, Serpent, Twofish and RSA keys as of version 0.0.3.

This project has a theory of time that allows a computer program to decrypt information of the past, future, or alternate time-lines using a binary counter. Currently we have developed the binary counter now we are working on a production release.