ELF Viewer

The ELF Viewer provides static analysis of ELF binaries by parsing core structures such as the ELF header, program header table, and section header table. It determines architecture (32- vs 64-bit), endianness, entry point, interpreter path, and basic metadata. This supports quick validation of artifacts, compatibility checks, and asset inventory in development and security workflows. The tool outputs a structured data model suitable for automation and a human-readable summary for rapid triage. It is designed to integrate into CI pipelines, incident response playbooks, and asset management processes where non-executable inspection is required.
Core logic adheres to the ELF specification, with optional deep-dive capabilities such as symbol table extraction, dynamic section parsing, and NX/PIE status detection. It preserves safety by performing only static analysis and returning deterministic results across multiple toolchains. The unique value lies in providing a single source of truth for binary metadata, enabling reproducible checks across environments and teams, and supporting automation-friendly formats for downstream tooling. Use cases include pre-release artifact verification, dependency auditing, and quick investigations of unknown binaries found in repositories or build artifacts.