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UEFIFind NE is a command-line utility developed by LongSoft that leverages the ffsParser engine—originally created for the cross-platform open source project UEFITool—to scan UEFI firmware images and locate every element that matches a user-supplied pattern. Designed for firmware analysts, security researchers, and advanced system tweakers, the program parses the binary into a structured tree, verifies internal integrity, and then performs a rapid text or hex search across all discovered volumes, files, and sections. Typical use cases include hunting for hidden vendor strings, locating specific GUIDs, auditing unsecured authentication variables, extracting legacy Option ROMs, or comparing differences between consecutive BIOS releases. Because it inherits UEFITool’s mature C++/Qt core that has been in continuous development since mid-2013, UEFIFind NE runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS while remaining lightweight enough for batch automation inside larger reverse-engineering pipelines. LongSoft maintains six numbered releases to date, with version 72-alpha representing the newest iteration; earlier milestones such as 52 and 60 are still referenced in documentation for users who need to reproduce historical results. The tool is classified under Developer Tools / Firmware Utilities and is distributed as a portable executable that requires no installation, making it easy to integrate into CI workflows or forensic toolkits. UEFIFind NE is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are supplied through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest build and supporting batch installation alongside other applications.
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