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Is there a database of already analyzed objects? For example, can I search on the sha256sum of my IoT device's firmware and see if someone else has done the he
by 0xquad 6y ago
Is there a database of already analyzed objects? For example, can I search on the sha256sum of my IoT device's firmware and see if someone else has done the heavy lifting?
- mdaniel 6y agoThat would be awesome, like GhidraHub or something I'm not well versed in the legality of publishing those databases, as some discussions I've heard elsewhere treat them the same as the object code they annotate and thus it would be like publishing the .exe from Photoshop. I would guess it's possible to separate the annotations from the object code, similar to the way subtitle files are shared for the movies, but similar to a wrong subtitle file, it would take some doing to discover it and more doing to try and rescue the annotations if they could apply to a slightly different but still applicable binary
- MyAltAccount 6y agoNo. I know IDA has a "Lumina" database. https://www.hex-rays.com/products/ida/lumina/ https://www.hex-rays.com/products/ida/lumina/ Someone has made a public "Lumina" database for IDA. https://lumen.abda.nl/ https://lumen.abda.nl/ If you don't have a legit copy of IDA, you can always pirate a copy and use that public "Lumina" server.
- Quarrel 6y agoV Nice. Thanks for the Lumen link.
- muldvarp 6y agoIf there was any public documentation on the "Lumina" protocol, one could create a Ghidra plugin that interacts with the server. Sadly, I don't have a copy of IDA (and therefore cannot reverse engineer the protocol) and the author of lumen.abda.nl hasn't released the source code.
- mhh__ 6y agoI'm sure Ghidra's creator's have one
- nix23 6y agoHehe yeah, but it's a Cassandra cluster ;)