GLIMPS Audit is an automatic software recognition and reverse-engineering tool designed to identify libraries within binaries. It utilizes deep learning-based code detection and conceptualization to process compiled software, including files that lack debug symbols or belong to proprietary operating systems. The system recognizes public and proprietary code, such as environment runtimes (Delphi, Go, MSVC) and embedded OS firmware. Its analysis functions independently of compilation options, toolchains, and processor architectures, allowing it to identify multi-architecture elements.
By comparing submitted files against a repository of known libraries and binaries, the tool identifies shared code and correlations. This enables analysts to apply previous audit work to new software versions and focus on new or modified code. The platform's capabilities include visualizing technical elements, generating renaming scripts for disassemblers, and transferring symbols to external analysis tools. It saves identified components to a work database and supports offline operation.
