binary-triage

Triage a binary by surveying its memory layout, strings, imports, exports, and key functions to identify its intent and produce a prioritized task list. This approach provides rapid insights and flags suspicious areas for deeper analysis.

Binary triage is the process of surveying a binary's structure, memory layout, and functions to quickly understand its purpose and suspicious behavior. You need it when you require a rapid overview of executables or firmware before committing to deeper reverse engineering tasks.

Yes, you can apply this binary triage workflow to both standard executables and firmware. The analysis is designed to be robust to common obfuscations, providing clear red flags and referencing relevant tool outputs for both target types.

Identify suspicious behavior by surveying the binary's imports, exports, and memory layout for red flags. The triage process flags suspicious areas and functions, summarizing the binary's intent to highlight potentially malicious activity quickly.

Yes, the binary triage analysis is robust to common obfuscations. It surveys memory layout, strings, and key functions to identify intent and provide clear red flags even when the binary employs standard obfuscation techniques.