Binary Ninja Commercial by Vector 35 Inc. is a powerful reverse engineering platform designed for professionals seeking advanced tools for binary analysis.

• Multi-Architecture Support: Analyze binaries across various architectures, including x86, x86_64, ARMv7 (with Thumb2), ARMv8 (AArch64), PowerPC, MIPS, RISC-V, MSP430, and 6502, ensuring versatility in handling diverse binary formats.
• Comprehensive Decompilation: Utilize the built-in decompiler that works seamlessly across all supported architectures, providing outputs in both C and Binary Ninja Intermediate Language (BNIL) for in-depth code analysis.
• Extensive API Access: Automate and customize your analysis with a robust API available in C++, Python, and Rust, allowing for the creation of custom loaders, architecture augmentations, and UI modifications.
• Advanced Debugging Capabilities: Employ the open-source, native debugger to debug applications on Windows, macOS, and Linux, supporting both local and remote debugging scenarios.
• Interactive User Interface: Navigate through a clean and intentional UI design featuring multiple tabs, synchronized and split views, and customizable layouts to enhance your analysis workflow.
• Comprehensive Annotation Tools: Enhance your reverse engineering process by adding types, structures, comments, highlights, and tags, facilitating a deeper understanding of the binary code.
• Efficient Patching Tools: Quickly and effectively make binary patches using tools designed for speed, including direct assembly editing, preset patches, hex editor view, or compiling C into the executable with the built-in SCC compiler.
• Cross-Platform Compatibility: Operate seamlessly across Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms, with each purchase including installers for all three operating systems.
• Headless Processing: Perform analysis outside the GUI by integrating Binary Ninja into your analysis environment, supporting headless operation for automation and batch processing.
• Open Source Commitment: Benefit from a platform committed to open-source principles, allowing modifications to implementations and contributions to features, fostering a collaborative development environment.