Configures and installs a complete suite of binary reverse engineering and cross-architecture analysis tools.
This skill provides a standardized framework for setting up and troubleshooting a professional binary analysis environment within Claude Code. It covers the end-to-end installation of essential tools like radare2, Ghidra, GDB-multiarch, and QEMU, while providing platform-specific workflows for Ubuntu, macOS, WSL2, and Arch Linux. By ensuring all dependencies, plugins, and cross-compilation toolchains are correctly configured, it enables seamless security auditing and malware analysis across multiple hardware architectures.
Key Features
01Troubleshooting workflows for common issues like library path mismatches and Docker binfmt errors
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03Cross-architecture emulation setup for ARM, AArch64, and x86 using QEMU
04Advanced plugin configuration for GDB (GEF) and radare2 (r2ghidra)
05Comprehensive installation guides for core RE tools including radare2, Ghidra, and Frida
06Automated environment verification scripts to detect missing or broken dependencies
Use Cases
01Setting up a fresh security research environment on a new machine or VM
02Resolving 'command not found' errors during complex binary analysis sessions
03Configuring Docker-based emulation on macOS to analyze non-native binaries
