Binary Hash and Signature Inspector

Binary Integrity Inspector is a desktop ELF executable header analyzer, multi-file
checksum calculator, compiler build-flag auditor, and byte distribution utility for Linux.
An independent Linux alternative inspired by command-line executable inspection tools,
it reads real files from local and mounted Linux filesystems to inspect binary metadata,
standard checksum digests, detached verification files, and block byte entropy.

Key Features:
- Multi-Digest Checksum Engine: Streams real files from disk to compute CRC32, MD5,
SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512, and BLAKE2b digests simultaneously with instant expected
digest comparison (MATCH or MISMATCH).
- ELF32 & ELF64 Header Inspector: Parses ELF class, endianness, OSABI, architecture,
GNU Build-ID notes, dynamic loader interpreter, DTRUNPATH / DTRPATH paths,
imported DT_NEEDED shared libraries, and compiler build flags (PIE, Full or Partial
RELRO, NX Stack, Stack Canary, FORTIFY symbols, and strip status).
- Detached Verification & X.509 Viewer: Inspects PEM/DER X.509 files and verifies
detached .sig and PKCS#7 release artifacts against local files.
- 256-Bucket Shannon Byte Entropy & Batch Audit: Plots a 256-block byte entropy curve
(0.0 to 8.0 bits/byte) and audits entire folders with CSV and JSON report export.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Microsoft Corporation.