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I have run BinDiff on two binary files, and stored the results in a .BinDiff file. (Which the manufactures assure me is just an SQLite database. How would I open and access this database?
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I have run BinDiff on two binary files, and stored the results in a .BinDiff file. (Which the manufactures assure me is just an SQLite database. How would I open and access this database?
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It depends on what you are trying to do. Normally, you should be using the tools that BinDiff provides. If you want to examine the information manually, then you can use any SQLite program like the default SQLite tools, or a third-party viewer.
– Synetech – 2014-01-06T17:36:27.300You can even use the SQLite firefox extension!
– m4573r – 2014-01-06T17:42:28.360Thank you, I am now just having trouble with the data moving from one application to another. I think this may be a problem with my BinDiff. – user3119546 – 2014-01-06T17:48:33.600
Is there a way to view it via linux terminal? – user3119546 – 2014-01-06T17:54:47.433