This is a collection of setup scripts for security research tools
This is a collection of setup scripts designed to create an installation of various security research tools. While this task isn't particularly complex, having all the scripts conveniently located in one place makes it much easier to deploy them to new machines and similar environments.
The Installation Scripts for These Tools
The installation scripts for these tools are regularly checked, and you can find the results on the build status page. The installers for the following tools are included:
- afl: A state-of-the-art fuzzer.
- angr: A next-generation binary analysis engine developed by Shellphish.
- barf: A framework for binary analysis and reverse engineering.
- bindead: A static analysis tool designed for binaries.
- capstone: A multi-architecture disassembly framework.
- checksec: A tool to check binary hardening settings.
- codereason: A semantic binary code analysis framework.
- crosstool-ng: Tools for cross-compilation and cross-architecture development.
- cross2: A collection of cross-compilation tools based on a Japanese book about C programming.
- elfkickers: A suite of utilities for working with ELF files.
- elfparser: A tool to quickly determine the capabilities of an ELF binary.
