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pev is a toolkit that include tools for parsing PE files from the command-line and provide a formatted output (JSON, XML, CSV, etc) or basically human-readable text. It includes the following tools:

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    fernandomerces
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    Open Source (GPL-2.0) and Free product.
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pev was added to AlternativeTo by Fernando Mercês on Jun 12, 2020 and this page was last updated Jun 16, 2020.
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What is pev?

pev is a toolkit that include tools for parsing PE files from the command-line and provide a formatted output (JSON, XML, CSV, etc) or basically human-readable text. It includes the following tools:

  • pedis 16, 32 and 64-bit disassembler with interesting capabilities like "disassemble function at X" or "disassemble just the entrypoint".

  • pehash Calculates cryptographic hashes for the whole file and its headers individually. It supports MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, ssdeep and imphash.

  • peldd Check dependencies of a given PE file. It's like "ldd" command but for PE files.

  • pepack Indentifies common packers used to compress/protect PE files.

  • peres See and extract PE file resources.

  • pescan Scan PE for malformed parts indicating they may be suspicious.

  • pesec Check security features used by compilers (for i.e. stack canary, ASLR, etc).

  • pestr Show both ASCII and Unicode strings contained in a PE file and tell what section they belong to, if applicable.

  • readpe The most used tool. Parses all PE headers. It's equivalent to dumpbin, objdump, etc.

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