Get information about a stripped rust executable.

This tool is mentioned in this and this blogposts.

Example

> rbi info ~/Downloads/crackme.exe
TargetRustInfo(
    rustc_version='1.65.0',
    rustc_commit_hash='9c20b2a8cc7588decb6de25ac6a7912dcef24d65',
    dependencies=[
        Crate(name='crc-any', version='2.4.3', features=[], repository=None),
        Crate(name='rand', version='0.8.5', features=[], repository=None),
        Crate(name='rand_chacha', version='0.3.1', features=[], repository=None),
        Crate(name='short-crypt', version='1.0.26', features=[], repository=None)
    ],
    rust_dependencies_imphash='cd7358d2cd75458edda70d567f1555fa',
    guessed_toolchain='windows-msvc'
)

Usage

rbi
usage: rbi [-h] {info,guess_project_date,download} ...

Get information about stripped rust executable, and download its dependencies.

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit

mode:
  {info,guess_project_date,download}
                        Mode to use
    info                Get information about an executable
    guess_project_date  Tries to guess date latest depdnency got added to the project, based on dependencies version
    download            Download a crate. Exemple: rand_chacha-0.3.1

Usage examples:

 rbi info 'challenge.exe'
 rbi download hyper-0.14.27
 rbi guess_project_date 'challenge.exe'

Tests

Tests requieres git-lfs to retrive the test executable.

Then, execute the following command:

git lfs fetch
git lfs pull
pytest -s