A pointer to binary, which is used to exclusively point to a portion of a binary, e.g., a section. It holds both the virtual address as well as the file offset. Both Offset and MaxOffset are inclusive.

This class represents an ELF binary file.

FileType represents categories for binary files.

Binary file format detector.

IBinFile describes a binary file in a format-agnostic way.

Basic metadata of a binary file.

Organization of a binary file, such as sections, segments, and functions.

Basic properties of a binary file.

Symbol table of a binary file.

Can be used to access the binary content of a file via a virtual address or a file offset.

Linkage table in a binary file.

Raised when accessing an invalid address of a binary file.

Raised when an unexpected file format is detected.

Relocation table in a binary file.

Linkage table, which basically refers to a PLT or an IAT.

Linkage table entry object.

This class represents a Mach-O binary file.

This class represents a PE binary file.

File permission. Each permission corresponds to a bit, and thus, multiple permissions can be OR-ed.

This class represents a raw binary file (containing only binary code and data without file format).

A section object defined in a file-format-agnostic way. A Section in B2R2 should be located inside a segment.

Kinds of sections.

Raised when a section is not found.

A segment is a block of code/data that is loaded in the real memory at runtime. A segment can contain multiple sections in it.

A symbol object defined in a file-format-agnostic way.

Kinds of a symbol.

Does the symbol need to be visible by external modules?

This class represents a Web Assembly (Wasm Module) binary file.