Sneak peek of some news features of the next Rikugan plugin release (Binja/IDA):
Research Mode (/research).
This mode reverse engineers the binary and produces a full notes folder, compatible with both Obsidian and Logseq. Perfect for documentation and analysis mind maps.
Sneak peek of some news features of the next Rikugan plugin release (Binja/IDA):
Research Mode (/research).
This mode reverse engineers the binary and produces a full notes folder, compatible with both Obsidian and Logseq. Perfect for documentation and analysis mind maps.
Rikugan v1.1 is out!
I've worked on feedbacks and added new features:
- MCP/Skills import from Claude Code/Codex
- Profiles - control what gets sent to the LLM
- Hardened security - anti-LLM evasion, profile-aware filtering
Website/Docs: https://t.co/VyP4pvqyvN
@in19h@bouguereau_stan I’ll implement that on the next release, rikugan need a way to call external agents, I imagine various uses cases such as web research, local source code summarization/compare, code rewriting and the list goes up. This will be configurable, of course
I decided to try out agentic coding/reversing, so I’m releasing a project that assists with reverse engineering in both Binja and IDA Pro. It’s an agent, not an MCP, that support multiple providers, it has some interesting features such as code exploration
https://t.co/VCY5et5LYq
@Butuoyv1Eyer@in19h Grok is OpenAI compatible so it should work, add its connection on the settings, just click the “+” button and configure the ApiBase + key
Modify mode is also pretty cool, you ask for patching and modding and the agent will treat your binary as code and plan the necessary modifications to achieve your goal
“Modify the size of this screen” or “make me always win this game”
Interesting feature is the code exploration mode, directly inspired on how agents tackle large projects: plan, explore and summarize to build context
To assist this, it uses subagents with a single task to perform
My new article, “Ryūjin – Writing a Bin2Bin Obfuscator from Scratch for Windows PE x64 and Fully Deobfuscating It,” covers in detail the creation of a own Bin2Bin obfuscator tool, named “Ryūjin". Check it out:
https://t.co/iR7HXSPObf
I've started to document a few of my projects, starting on that research on how an ELF injector would work on the PS5. It has interesting information about some FreeBSD's kernel data structures as well a glance of modern console security technologies
https://t.co/uQFVQVG8OX
The PS4 (up to FW 11.00) and PS5 (up to FW 8.20) were vulnerable to CVE-2006-4304: https://t.co/e3JBDFFnqW. I'll share details about successful exploitation at TyphoonCon.
We're revealing details of an obscure debugging feature in the Apple A12-A16 SoC’s that bypasses all of the hard-to-hack hardware-based memory protections on new iPhones. Its not used by the firmware and we don't know how the attackers found out about it. https://t.co/hsQo6JIPMJ
I got time to update a draft that should've been published long ago. Here is a fun PG-compliant hooking mechanism, and the example covered in the article is system-wide SYSCALL hooks in a PG-compliant manner.
https://t.co/U1vPQPhtuo