BAT is a framework for automated binary code analysis, providing a unified interface for various binary analysis tools.
BAT can be installed using pip:
pip install bat-framework
BAT allows you to perform various binary analysis tasks using a command-line interface. Here are some common commands:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
bat info <binary> |
Display basic information about the binary, such as architecture, file type, and entry point. |
bat disassemble <binary> |
Disassemble the binary and display the assembly code. |
bat strings <binary> |
Extract strings from the binary. |
bat symbols <binary> |
List the symbols (functions, variables, etc.) in the binary. |
bat xrefs <binary> |
Display cross-references (where a function or variable is used). |
bat cfg <binary> |
Generate and visualize the control flow graph of the binary. |
bat decompile <binary> |
Decompile the binary and display the high-level code. |
bat emulate <binary> |
Emulate the execution of the binary. |
bat taint <binary> |
Perform taint analysis on the binary. |
bat angr <binary> |
Use the Angr framework for binary analysis. |
bat radare2 <binary> |
Use the Radare2 framework for binary analysis. |
You can also use BAT to write custom analysis scripts using Python. The framework provides a set of APIs for interacting with various binary analysis tools.
For more detailed information and usage examples, please refer to the BAT documentation: https://bat-framework.readthedocs.io/en/latest/