Rizin

What it does

Analysis tools

The framework includes a disassembler, hexadecimal editor, debugger, binary inspection, emulation, and binary diffing tools.checked 30 Sep 2026

Command-line workflow

Rizin provides command-line utilities for analyzing, disassembling, patching, comparing, searching, replacing, and visualizing data.checked 30 Sep 2026

GUI integration

Cutter is Rizin’s official graphical interface and uses Rizin as its backend.checked 30 Sep 2026

Intended users

The project invites developers, designers, DevOps workers, reverse engineers, and documentation contributors to join its community.checked 30 Sep 2026

Plugins

Rizin supports plugins, and its rz-pm package manager compiles and installs plugins; the package manager is described as early in development.checked 30 Sep 2026

Project maturity

The maker says Rizin projects are currently in beta.checked 30 Sep 2026

Purpose

Rizin is a free and open-source reverse engineering framework for binary analysis.checked 30 Sep 2026

Scripting

Scripting is available in languages including Python, Haskell, OCaml, and JavaScript.checked 30 Sep 2026

Security

The Rizin Organization’s Security team triages and responds to incoming vulnerability reports in Rizin and Cutter.checked 30 Sep 2026

Signature detection

Rizin can match unnamed functions against FLIRT signatures provided by sigdb to help identify common code in stripped binaries.checked 30 Sep 2026

Support

The community page directs users to Mattermost, Telegram, and IRC for discussions, questions, and support.checked 30 Sep 2026

Supported systems

The maker provides installation routes for Linux, Windows, macOS, OpenBSD, and Android.checked 30 Sep 2026