
bstrings
#Incident Management#Digital Forensics
A Python tool for in-depth PDF analysis and modification.
Enhanced Strings Utility: Command Line Interface
Enhanced Strings Utility: Command Line Interface bstrings version 1.5.1.0 Author: Eric Zimmerman (saericzimmerman@gmail.com) https://github.com/EricZimmerman/bstrings
- If enabled, the utility searches for ASCII strings. The default setting is true. Use -a false to turn it off.
- Specify chunk size in MB. The valid range is from 1 to 1024, with a default of 512.
- Provide a directory for recursive processing. You must specify either this option or -f.
- Specify a file to search. You must provide either this option or -d.
- Set the minimum string length for matches. The default value is 3.
- Specify a file to save the results.
- Display a list of built-in regular expressions.
- Enable quiet mode to suppress the header and total number of hits.
- Enable really quiet mode to prevent hits from displaying in the console, which speeds up processing when using -o.
- If enabled, the utility searches for Unicode strings. The default setting is true. Use -u false to turn it off.
- Set a maximum string length for matches. The default is unlimited.
- Specify a string to search for. When this is set, only matching strings will be returned.
- Provide a regex pattern to search for. When this is set, only strings matching the regex will be returned.
- Specify a file containing strings to search for. When this is set, only matching strings will be returned.
- Provide a file containing regex patterns to search for. When this is set, only strings matching the regex patterns will be returned.
- Define a range of characters to search for in the 'Code page'.