rabin2:tldr:123fe

The command "rabin2 -l ${path-to-binary}" is used to list the imports and libraries of a binary file.

Here's how the command breaks down:

• "rabin2" is a binary analysis tool that provides various functionalities for inspecting binary files such as executables, shared libraries, etc. It is part of the Radare2 suite.

• "-l" is an option that tells rabin2 to list the imports and libraries of the specified binary file.

• "${path-to-binary}" is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual path to the binary file you want to analyze. This could be an executable, a shared library, or any other binary file.

When you run this command with the appropriate path to a binary file, rabin2 will generate a list that includes information about the imported functions and libraries that the binary file depends on. This can be helpful for understanding the dependencies and external resources used by the binary.