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llvm-strings

extracts printable strings from binary files

TLDR

Extract strings from binary

$ llvm-strings [file]
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Set minimum string length
$ llvm-strings -n [8] [file]
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Print file offset with strings
$ llvm-strings -t x [file]
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Process all sections
$ llvm-strings -a [file]
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SYNOPSIS

llvm-strings [options] [file...]

DESCRIPTION

llvm-strings extracts printable strings from binary files. Drop-in replacement for GNU strings. Useful for analyzing executables, finding embedded text, and reverse engineering.

PARAMETERS

-n length

Minimum string length (default 4).
-t format
Print offset (d=decimal, o=octal, x=hex).
-a, --all
Scan entire file, not just data sections.

SEE ALSO

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