stng extracts and classifies strings from binaries with a focus on security research. It highlights IOCs like IPs, URLs, shell commands, and suspicious paths while filtering noise. XOR-encoded strings are detected by default. EXAMPLES: stng malware.elf # Full analysis with single-byte XOR detection stng -i malware.elf # Filter out raw scan noise stng --xor 0xAB malware.elf # Decode with custom hex XOR key stng --xor "secretkey" malware.elf # Decode with string XOR key stng --xorscan malware.elf # Deep scan with multi-byte XOR (slow, requires r2/rizin) stng --no-xor malware.elf # Disable all XOR detection stng --debug malware.elf # Show debug logging stng --json malware.elf # JSON output for tooling Usage: stng [OPTIONS] Arguments: Target binary file to analyze Options: -m, --min-length Minimum string length to extract [default: 4] --json Output as JSON --simple Simple output (one string per line, no columns) --detect Show detected language and exit --flat Don't group by section (flat output) --unfiltered Show unfiltered results including garbage/noise --r2 Use radare2 for extraction (auto-detected by default) --no-r2 Disable radare2 even if installed --no-color Disable colored output -i, --interesting Filter out raw scan noise (keep structured, r2, and symbol data) --no-xor Disable XOR-encoded string detection --xor Custom XOR key (hex bytes like "0xABCD" or plain string) --xor-lcg Decode an analyst-identified LCG-XOR range: seed,multiplier,modulus,mask,offset,length (decimal or 0x-prefixed) --xor-min-length Minimum length for XOR-decoded strings [default: 10] --xorscan Enable advanced XOR scanning with radare2/rizin (slow but finds multi-byte keys) --no-cache Disable radare2/rizin result caching --flush-cache Clear cached r2 results for this file before analysis --debug Enable debug logging -h, --help Print help (see a summary with '-h') -V, --version Print version