n7on/dllspy

DllSpy inspects compiled .NET assemblies without running them, discovering input surfaces and evaluating their authorization configuration for security issues. Users can start the scan through either the CLI or PowerShell: both invoke the shared scanner, which dispatches framework-specific discovery and produces an assembly report. The CLI filters and formats results; PowerShell emits surfaces or issues as objects. The README documents eight supported surface types, represented here as separate discovery branches. Some internal wiring is based on the scanner’s documented dispatch structure; unsampled details are left out.