Oh, and I forgot to mention- despite being multi-threaded, it's slooow on massive (50MB+) binaries. Bother your co-workers! Play Pokemon GO outside! Make lunch!

Oh, and I forgot to mention- despite being multi-threaded, it's slooow on massive (50MB+) binaries. Bother your co-workers! Play Pokemon GO outside! Make lunch! Take a nap! Use the foosball table in the 'game room' that's there because we want to seem trendy! When you're done, perhaps the initial analysis will have finished. If you're on the dev branch of binja (which, at least until recently, was miles ahead of stable), you get to do this again in a few days when binja updates and throws out all its old cached information. Also, saving and loading massive databases can easily be a 5-minutes-or-more process. Again- this does provide you with ample time to explore the area around your office building, but still. (Mind, this isn't a problem if you mostly see small binaries- for malware it's probably entirely fine.)