Got tired of copy-pasting readelf, checksec, objdump, and strings output into LLMs and hoping for the best.

So I built seg — one command to analyze an ELF binary and generate a structured JSON/Markdown report. Feed it to any LLM, get an actual exploit strategy back.

What it extracts: - Protections (NX, PIE, canary, RELRO) - Dangerous functions (gets, strcpy, system, etc.) - Symbols, GOT/PLT entries - Disassembly + entry point analysis - Libc identification via libc.rip - Exploitation hints + suggested strategy

Written in Rust.

GitHub: https://github.com/pwnwriter/seg

Would love feedback from anyone doing CTFs or binary exploitation.