Firmware Slap
Discovers vulnerabilities in firmware using concolic analysis and function clustering.
What is Firmware Slap?
Firmware Slap is a Python-based security analysis tool that discovers vulnerabilities in embedded firmware through concolic analysis and function clustering. It helps security researchers identify flaws like buffer overflows and command injections by symbolically executing firmware binaries and clustering similar functions to find recurring vulnerable patterns.
Security researchers, firmware analysts, and reverse engineers who need to assess the security of embedded systems and IoT device firmware at scale.
It provides a unique combination of concolic execution and function clustering specifically tailored for firmware analysis, offering detailed vulnerability objects and integration capabilities that streamline the discovery of security flaws in embedded binaries.
Overview
Discovering vulnerabilities in firmware through concolic analysis and function clustering.
Use Cases
Best For
- Discovering command injection vulnerabilities in IoT device firmware
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