Description
Eleven is a comprehensive reverse engineering tool that supports macOS, Windows, and Linux platforms. It is designed to facilitate the process of reading, renaming, and patching binaries through the use of ACP agents. This tool is particularly useful for developers and engineers who require an efficient method to analyze and modify software binaries. The project is hosted on GitHub under the repository Zfinix/eleven, where users can access the source code and contribute to its development. Eleven aims to expand its capabilities by including support for Android applications and GPU kernels in future updates. The tool is open-source, allowing for community collaboration and continuous improvement. Users can navigate through the repository to find detailed documentation, installation guides, and contribution guidelines. The project is actively maintained, ensuring that it remains up-to-date with the latest advancements in reverse engineering techniques.
- CategoryCoding & Development
- Pricing ModelOpen source
- DeploymentSelf-hosted
- PlatformsmacOS, Windows, Linux
Eleven's Core Features
Agent-first reverse engineering
Supports macOS, Windows, and Linux
Reads, renames, and patches binaries
Future support for Android apps
Future support for GPU kernels
Open-source project
Community collaboration
Active maintenance
Getting Started with Eleven
Clone: Download the repository from GitHub
Install: Set up dependencies using install scripts
Configure: Adjust settings as per documentation
Execute: Run the tool to start reverse engineering
Eleven's Use Cases
- Binary Analysis
- Software Patching
- Reverse Engineering
- Cross-Platform Support
- Community Collaboration
