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The Binary Analysis Tool (BAT) makes it easier and cheaper to look
inside binary code, find compliance issues, and reduce uncertainty when
deploying Free and Open Source Software. It is a modular framework that
assists compliance and due diligence activities by using the same type
of approach applied by gpl-violations.org to discover issues in consumer
electronics. BAT is available for free under the Apache license so
that everyone can use, study, share and improve it.

BAT can detect Redboot, loadlin and uboot bootloaders, open ZIP, RAR,
tar, cpio and LZMA archives, search for Linux kernel and Busybox
issues, identify dynamically linked libraries and report outcomes in XML
format. It also features knowledge-base support to allow high fidelity
customization for advanced users.

Version 4 of the tool was released on the 17th of January 2011. It
introduces easy to install package files for RPM and DEB operating
systems, a re-written XML file format that is easier to read, use and
customize, and a switch of database from PyLucene to SQLite for
dramatically improved speed in brute force scans.