Hi! I've been building binkeep, a free and open source tool for looking inside program files (Windows .exe/.dll, Linux and macOS binaries) right in the browser. You drop a file on the page and it shows what's inside: imports, strings, a signature check, disassembly, YARA matches, and as of this week a control flow graph that draws each function as connected blocks. The part I care about most: the file never leaves your computer. Everything runs in the tab with WebAssembly, there's no server, and it works offline after the first visit. Try it: https://kano92-dir.github.io/binkeep/ Source (MIT): https://github.com/kano92-dir/binkeep Next up is a decompiler. I'd love feedback, especially on what feels confusing if you're new to this kind of tool.   submitted by   /u/Master_Cucumber_3314 [link]   [comments]