Fiano

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Fiano is ranked #55 of 73 in reverse engineering tools on The Geeks Club.

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Purpose: Fiano is a set of Go-based tools for modifying UEFI firmware.
UTK: UTK is a generic UEFI toolkit for working with ROM images.
Image inspection: UTK can display firmware images as tables or JSON and find files using a regular expression.
Image modification: UTK can dump, insert, remove, replace, extract, and reassemble firmware image files.
DXE Cleaner: The DXE Cleaner removes unnecessary DXE modules, which the project says can free space, speed boot times, and decrease attack surface area.
FMAP: The fmap tool parses flash maps and offers checksum, extract, summary, usage, and verify commands.
Installation requirement: The README says Go version 1.13 is required and gives Go install commands for UTK and fmap.
Install location: The README says the executables are installed in $HOME/go/bin.
License: The repository includes a BSD 3-Clause license permitting redistribution and use in source and binary forms, subject to its conditions.
Integration: The release notes list u-root versions among the versions Fiano was tested with.
Support and contribution: The contribution guide directs bug reports to GitHub issues and project discussion to Slack and a mailing list.
Release availability: The GitHub releases page says there are no releases available there.

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