bingrep
A binary file analysis tool that colorizes and displays internal structures of ELF, Mach-O, PE, and archive formats.
What is bingrep?
bingrep is a Rust-based binary inspection tool that colorizes and displays internal structures of executable files. It helps developers quickly examine symbols, sections, headers, and addresses across formats like ELF, Mach-O, and PE without switching between multiple utilities.
Low-level developers, reverse engineers, and security researchers who need to inspect binary files regularly. It's particularly useful for those working with cross-platform binaries or analyzing compiled artifacts.
Developers choose bingrep for its visual colorization that speeds up binary analysis, its support for multiple formats in one tool, and its focus on practical workflow efficiency over traditional verbose output from tools like objdump.
Overview
like grep UBER, but for binaries
Use Cases
Best For
- Quickly identifying symbol addresses and sizes in compiled binaries
- Comparing binary structures across different architectures (ARM, x86)
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