A combined disassembler/static analysis/symbolic execution/debugger framework.
Please see the quickstart/usage docs over at our docs page
For most use cases, you should just be able to run pip install "vivisect[gui]" to get both the vivisect/vdb libraries and UI components. For other use cases, please see our documentation.
All releases prior to v1.0.0 are python2 only. As of v1.0.0, vivisect/vdb/vstruct are all python3 compatible. Please report any bugs/issues to the issue tracker or hit us up in the #vivisect room in the synapse slack
Please see v0.x.x-support branch for the current python2 version, or pip install the v.0.2.x version of vivisect.
Due to fun pickle shenanigans, old python2 vivisect workspaces are not typically compatible with python3. In what will be one of (if not, the) final release of the python2 compatible vivisect, v0.2.1 will include a conversion script that can migrate the basicfile-based vivisect workspaces files to the msgpack-back ones, which should be loadable in python3 vivisect.
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Pure python disassembler, debugger, emulator, and static analysis framework
We found that vivisect demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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