Nyxelf, created a dynamic analysis toolkit to pry open ELF Binaries.

Nyxelf is a toolkit designed to support both static and dynamic analysis along with disassembly. This is not exactly a new project of mine, but I made some major overhauls on which I would love feedback about. I replaced the simple strace dynamic analysis system with BPFtrace, Valgrind and tcpdump running on a minimal buildroot image, tracing dynamic and memory activity, along with capturing network packets, which is further enhanced with ai-assisted summerisation of the dynamic analysis. I used pyelftools, capstone etc for static analysis, which detects symbols, functions, sections, headers, .rodata variables etc. Finally it disassembles the binary to readable C and x64 intel Assembly with capstone, r2pipe and angry. And this entire thing is presented on the screen with pywebview with a cool one-dark theme. I also made a guide on how to build andreproduce the exact sandbox system if you want to in another markdown file.

All sorts of criticism are welcome, and suggestions are appreciated. Thanks for checking my project out.