usage: Nyxelf [-h] --file FILE [--unpack] [--genai] [--nettrace] [--syscall] [--kernel] [--logtofile]

 _____  ___    ___  ___   ___  ___    _______   ___         _______
("   \|"  \  |"  \/"  | |"  \/"  |  /"     "| |"  |       /"     "|
|.\\   \    |  \   \  /   \   \  /  (: ______) ||  |      (: ______)
|: \.   \\  |   \\  \/     \\  \/    \/    |   |:  |       \/    |
|.  \    \. |   /   /      /\.  \    // ___)_   \  |___    // ___)
|    \    \ |  /   /      /  \   \  (:      "| ( \_|:  \  (:  (
 \___|\____\) |___/      |___/\___|  \_______)  \_______)  \__/

                [Another ELF Analysis Framework]

options:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --file FILE  Path to the file to be analyzed.
  --unpack     Attempt to unpack UPX-compressed binaries before analysis.
  --genai      Invoke AI-assisted summarization for dynamic analysis.
  --nettrace   Trace network activity using tcpdump during execution.
  --syscall    List only syscall hits (suppress argument details).
  --kernel     Show kernel tracepoints probed during execution.
  --logtofile  Saves QEMU Logs to `qemu.logs` under ./data/, else prints to stdout.

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