A simple CLI signature scanner written in C++. It is designed to be easy to use and fast enough, however could certainly be improved. Tested on Linux and Windows, however I would guess unicode characters in path names wouldn't be supported.
Recursively scan all files for a given signature
Usage: sig-scanner <signature> [path] [options]
The signature should be an IDA-style pattern e.g. '?? A7 98 52 ?? 32 AD 72'
If a path is not specified the current directory will be used
Flags:
--depth <int> - How many levels of subdirectory should be scanned. 1 for example means scan the directory and the directories in it
--no-recurse - Only scan files in this directory
-j <int> - Number of threads to use for scanning
--ext <extension> - Filter by file extension. Can be specified 0 or more times. Should include the dot or empty for no extension: --ext '' --ext '.so'
This project uses cmake, so create a build directory, configure, then build
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
cmake --build . -j 4The only dependency is sailormoon/flags however due to a bug we keep our own local version. This will be removed once the bug is fixed (once I get around to submitting a pull request).