efiXplorer - IDA Plugin For UEFI Firmware Analysis And Reverse Engineering Automation

efiXplorer - IDA plugin for UEFI firmware analysis and reverse engineering automation Supported versions of Hex-Rays products: everytime we focus on last versions of IDA and Decompiler because we try to use most recent features from new SDK releases. That means we tested only on recent versions o...

UEFI_RETool - A Tool For UEFI Firmware Reverse Engineering

A tool for UEFIfirmware reverse engineering. UEFI firmware analysis withuefiretool.py script Usage: Copy idaplugin/uefianalyser.py script and idaplugin/uefianalyser directory to IDA plugins directory Edit config.json file PEDIR is a directory that contains all executable images from the UEFI...

Dynamic Data Resolver (DDR) — IDA Plugin 1.0 beta

By Holger Unterbrink Executive summaryStatic reverse-engineering in IDA can often be problematic. Certain values are calculated at run time, which makes it difficult to understand what a certain basic block is doing. If you try to perform dynamic analysis by debugging a piece of malware, the...

Dynamic Data Resolver (DDR) - IDA Plugin

This blog post was authored by Holger Unterbrink Executive Summary Static reverse-engineering in IDA can often be problematic. Certain values are calculated at run time, which makes it difficult to understand what a certain basic block is doing. But, if you try to perform dynamic analysis by...

FindYara - IDA Python Plugin To Scan Binary With Yara Rules

Use this IDA python plugin to scan your binary with yara rules. All the yara rule matches will be listed with their offset so you can quickly hop to them! All credit for this plugin and the code goes to David Berard @p0ly This plugin is copied from David's excellent findcrypt-yara plugin. This...

From MS16-098 see a Windows 8.1 kernel exploit-vulnerability warning-the black bar safety net

When I first started contact core vulnerability when I don't have any about the kernel of the experience, not to mention to take advantage of a kernel vulnerability, but I'm always for reverse engineering and exploit techniques are very interested. Initially, my idea was simple: find one not...