Binkit is a binary analysis tool that has merged with DarunGrim, incorporating most of its analysis algorithms. The tool is designed for analyzing binary files and executables, building upon the established capabilities of DarunGrim's analysis framework. Binkit integrates proven analysis methodologies from DarunGrim while being developed as a successor platform. The tool is currently in internal testing phase before its official public release.
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