What is this?
A gallery of visual dissections of binary file formats: annotated posters, tracings and outlines that map how binary files are structured inside.
Is this a program I run, or a set of reference images?
Reference images only, a set of charts you view. There is no code to install, build or run.
Is this a tutorial I can learn file formats from, or a reference to keep around?
A reference, not a tutorial: each image is a dense, self-contained chart and the README adds no walkthrough text, so some familiarity with binary layouts helps.
Who are these charts useful for?
Reverse engineers, security researchers and developers who want a binary format's byte layout visible at a glance instead of digging it out of a specification.
What does one of these charts actually show?
A single annotated page mapping a binary format's internal structure: headers, fields and substructures laid out visually, so the whole format can be taken in at once instead of read field by field from a specification.
Can I reuse the posters in my own slides or documentation?
The repository declares no license, so reuse terms are not specified.
What are similar projects?
linux-insides, awesome-reverse-engineering, re4, reverse-engineering, secguide, edrEvasionWorkshop, CS-Xmind-Note, Apollo-11
Which topics is it in?
poster, curated, gallery, images, assembly, binary-analysis, cheatsheet, low-level, visualization, reverse-engineering, cybersecurity, reference

