Rizin

Rizin is a feature-rich reverse engineering framework currently under development, focusing on stability and high code quality, a welcoming and inquisitive community culture, and the implementation of cutting-edge binary analysis research. Although Rizin is still in its pre-1.0 phase, it is well-suited for complex reverse engineering tasks, debugging, or quick and simple binary editing. Key features include: - Disassemblers for many common architectures (x86, ARM, PPC, etc.) as well as niche ones (TriCore, Alpha, Hexagon, Xtensa, etc.). - Emulation using the highly versatile intermediate language RzIL (a clone of Binary Analysis Platform - BAP), supporting x86, ARM, PPC, SuperH, TriCore, Hexagon, and more. - Execution of commands via rz-pipe for use with common scripting languages. - Matching unnamed functions against a set of FLIRT signatures provided in sigdb to avoid reversing public code. - Quick and easy access to binary information. - Includes numerous utilities such as an interactive hex editor, calculator, JSON-formatted result exports, and more. - Written in pure C, with the ability to add plugins for any language bindings. - Exposes all functionality through APIs and SWIG binding generators, making it usable across multiple programming languages and automation tasks. - Can be used as a standalone library with minimal dependencies. - Developed under the LGPLv3 license, permitting commercial use.

Rizin is a feature-rich open-source reverse-engineering framework and command-line toolset focused on stability, high-quality code, and cutting-edge binary analysis research, suitable for complex reverse engineering, debugging, and binary editing.