gummy

Gummy is a command line tool used for manipulating and analyzing binary files. It is commonly used by reverse engineers, vulnerability researchers, and malware analysts. With Gummy, you can explore and understand the structure of binary files by dissecting them into their individual components. It provides a user-friendly interactive console interface where you can navigate, search, and extract data from binary files. Gummy supports various binary file formats, including executables, libraries, object files, and firmware images. It offers features like code analysis, disassembly, and memory inspection, allowing you to analyze the behavior and functionality of binary files. You can use Gummy's scripting capabilities to perform automated analysis tasks and develop custom tools. The tool is highly extensible, supporting Python-based plugins to enhance its functionality. Gummy provides advanced debugging capabilities, allowing you to set breakpoints, trace program execution, and analyze runtime behavior. It has a built-in scripting engine that enables you to automate debugging tasks and develop custom analysis workflows.