
Rizin
Rizin is a free reverse engineering framework used to disassemble, debug, and analyze binaries from the command line for malware analysts and researchers.
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- Pricing
- Free
- Platforms
- LinuxWindowsmacOS
- License
- Open source
- Reviewed
- Last reviewed 25 October 2026
What it is
A UNIX-like command-line toolset and C library for taking apart executables. It handles many file formats and CPU architectures and offers disassembly, analysis, debugging, patching, and scripting.
What it helps with
- Disassembling and analyzing malware samples
- Debugging and patching binaries
- Scripting repetitive analysis tasks
- Inspecting firmware and unusual architectures
Who it's for
Malware analysts, reverse engineers, CTF players, and vulnerability researchers.
Worth knowing
It started as a fork of radare2 in 2020 with a focus on usability and a stable API. Decompiler support comes from plugins such as rz-ghidra.
Is there a graphical interface?
Yes, Cutter is the official GUI and is built on top of Rizin.
Should I choose it over radare2?
In our view Rizin suits users who want cleaner commands and a steadier API, while radare2 has the longer history and its own community.
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