Add markdown wiki with 473 pages and zk browser

Generate interlinked wiki from master inventory: 397 tool pages,
15 workflow pages, 27 recipe pages, 33 category pages, plus index.
All pages use [[wiki-links]] for cross-navigation between tools,
workflows, recipes, and categories (1782 links total).

Install zk for interactive browsing with fzf search, tag filtering,
and backlink discovery. Add 'fhelp wiki' command and Makefile target.

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# pdf-parser.py
> Parse PDF structure, locate objects, extract content, and search for strings
**Category:** [[categories/analyze-documents-pdf|Analyze Documents > PDF]] | **Tier:** Rich (FOR610) | **Author:** Didier Stevens
**Docs:** [https://docs.remnux.org/discover-the-tools/analyze+documents/pdf](https://docs.remnux.org/discover-the-tools/analyze+documents/pdf)
## Usage
```bash
pdf-parser.py document.pdf -a
pdf-parser.py document.pdf -s /URI
pdf-parser.py document.pdf -k /URI
pdf-parser.py document.pdf -o 6 -d object6.jpg
```
## Recipes
- [[recipes/pdf-object-extraction|Extract Embedded Object from PDF]]
- [[recipes/pdf-javascript-extraction|Extract JavaScript from PDF]]
## Workflows
- [[workflows/document-analysis-workflow|Malicious Document Analysis]] — Step 2: Structure Analysis
- [[workflows/shellcode-analysis-workflow|Shellcode Analysis]] — Step 2: Extraction
## Related Tools
- [[tools/origamindee|origamindee]] — Parse, modify, generate PDF files.
- [[tools/pdfid|pdfid.py]] — Scan PDF files for suspicious keywords like /JavaScript, /Op
- [[tools/pdfresurrect|pdfresurrect]] — Extract and analyze previous versions from PDF files
- [[tools/pdftk|pdftk]] — Manipulate PDF files — merge, split, flatten, encrypt, and e
- [[tools/pdftool|pdftool.py]] — Analyze PDF incremental updates
## FOR610
**Labs:** 3.1
**Sections:** 1, 3
#pdf #static-analysis #object-extraction #didier-stevens