In writing tooling to assist in getting set up for binary analysis, some functionality may already exist and we don't need to reinvent the wheel. We want to identify gaps in what exists, and use best practices / conventions where possible.
We want to of course understand the suite of tools we will use to interrogate binaries (strings, readelf, objdump, file, strace, ltrace, ldd, binwalk, etc.), but else what exists in terms of automated or semi-automated tooling either on the web or for specific systems.
In writing tooling to assist in getting set up for binary analysis, some functionality may already exist and we don't need to reinvent the wheel. We want to identify gaps in what exists, and use best practices / conventions where possible.
We want to of course understand the suite of tools we will use to interrogate binaries (strings, readelf, objdump, file, strace, ltrace, ldd, binwalk, etc.), but else what exists in terms of automated or semi-automated tooling either on the web or for specific systems.