I built this while learning ELF internals for RE work.
Main features:
- Interactive REPL with readline support
- Colored hexdump (null/printable/control/high bytes)
- Address resolver (VA → segment/section/file offset/symbol)
- ELF32/64, little/big endian
- No dependencies beyond glibc
It's not meant to replace readelf/objdump, just a quick tool for common questions like "what section is this address in?" or "what bytes are at this offset?"
~1K lines of C, compiles in seconds. Feedback welcome!
I built this while learning ELF internals for RE work.
Main features:
- Interactive REPL with readline support - Colored hexdump (null/printable/control/high bytes) - Address resolver (VA → segment/section/file offset/symbol) - ELF32/64, little/big endian - No dependencies beyond glibc
It's not meant to replace readelf/objdump, just a quick tool for common questions like "what section is this address in?" or "what bytes are at this offset?"
~1K lines of C, compiles in seconds. Feedback welcome!
GitHub: https://github.com/Oblivionsage/elfpeek
Would a strings or relocs command be more useful to add next?
Probably `strings` first , more useful for quick RE triage. Then `relocs` for GOT/PLT analysis. Thanks for the feedback!