I wrote another script for my 010 Editor.
Like its name implies, DumpStrings will dump all the strings (ASCII and UNICODE) found in a file, or a selection in a file, to the output tab.
Strings must be at least 5 characters long (defined with a #define statement in the script).
UNICODE support is very simple for the moment: 7-bit values in a 16-bit character (MSB or LSB).
Take into account that this is not designed for large files: it will take too long. But its easy to analyze partial files without having to save the selection for analysis with another strings tool.
Download:
DumpStrings_V0_0_1.zip (https)
MD5: 50C0C92F28020E7BCABBF46CA8775CCE
SHA256: 7EC688DBB0FD95C828067662C9ED8BBCFFEFBE5EA37B607DC8DFA1BDCB94365C
Didier Stevens 
Hi Didier,
This is a helpful tool. Looking at the strings will give you a hint (if you get lucky) what vulnerability is exploited by a malware.
Comment by Zack — Tuesday 8 March 2011 @ 0:59
Cool script as always 🙂
Comment by DineshVenkatesan — Thursday 10 March 2011 @ 15:56