├── AngryIDA.py
├── LICENSE
└── README.md


/AngryIDA.py:
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  1 | '''
  2 | angr plug-in for IDA Pro.
  3 | 
  4 | Integrates point and click use of the angr binary analysis framework
  5 | inside of IDA Pro. The plug-in adds a sub menu, called AngryIDA, to
  6 | IDA View-A's pop-up context menu. Inside the IDA View-A window
  7 | right-click and expand the AngryIDA menu item to use.
  8 | '''
  9 | 
 10 | from __future__ import print_function
 11 | import angr
 12 | import claripy
 13 | import idaapi #pylint: disable=import-error
 14 | from idaapi import Form #pylint: disable=import-error
 15 | 
 16 | 
 17 | FIND_ADDRS = []
 18 | AVOID_ADDRS = []
 19 | EXP_OPTS = {
 20 |     "load":{
 21 |         "auto_load_libs":False
 22 |     },
 23 |     "state":{
 24 |         "discard_lazy_solves":True
 25 |     },
 26 |     "path_group":{
 27 |         "immutable":False
 28 |     },
 29 |     "time_limit":{
 30 |         "minutes":10
 31 |     },
 32 |     "stdin":{
 33 |         "length":-1,
 34 |         "ascii":False,
 35 |         "null":False,
 36 |         "white_space":False,
 37 |         "newline":True
 38 |     },
 39 |     "args":{
 40 |         "length":-1
 41 |     }
 42 | }
 43 | 
 44 | #----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 45 | # Possible solution to limiting angr exploring the binary. Ideas:
 46 | #      - Limit time
 47 | #      - Limit RAM
 48 | #      - Limit CPU
 49 | #
 50 | # import sys
 51 | # import thread
 52 | # import threading
 53 | # from time import sleep
 54 | #
 55 | # def quit_thread(fn_name):
 56 | #     print('{0} took too long'.format(fn_name), file=sys.stderr)
 57 | #     thread.interrupt_main()
 58 | #
 59 | # def time_limit(minutes):
 60 | #     def decorate(fn):
 61 | #         def internal(*args, **kwargs):
 62 | #             timer = threading.Timer(minutes, quit_thread, args=[fn.__name__])
 63 | #             timer.start()
 64 | #             try:
 65 | #                 result = fn(*args, **kwargs)
 66 | #             finally:
 67 | #                 timer.cancel()
 68 | #             return result
 69 | #         return internal
 70 | #     return decorate
 71 | #----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 72 | 
 73 | class TestEmbeddedChooserClass(Choose2):
 74 |     """
 75 |     Arguments:
 76 |     Return Value:
 77 |     Description:
 78 |         -
 79 |     TODO:
 80 |         - Doc String
 81 |     """
 82 |     def __init__(self, title, nb=5, flags=0):
 83 |         """
 84 |         Arguments:
 85 |         Return Value:
 86 |         Description:
 87 |             -
 88 |         TODO:
 89 |             - Doc String
 90 |         """
 91 |         Choose2.__init__(
 92 |             self,
 93 |             title,
 94 |             [["Address", 10], ["Name", 30]],
 95 |             embedded=True,
 96 |             width=30,
 97 |             height=20,
 98 |             flags=flags
 99 |         )
100 |         self.n = 0
101 |         self.items = [self.make_item()]*(nb+1)
102 |         self.icon = 5
103 |         self.selcount = 0
104 | 
105 |     def make_item(self):
106 |         """
107 |         Arguments:
108 |         Return Value:
109 |         Description:
110 |             -
111 |         TODO:
112 |             - Doc String
113 |         """
114 |         r = [str(self.n), "func_%04d" % self.n]
115 |         self.n += 1
116 |         return r
117 | 
118 |     def OnClose(self):
119 |         """
120 |         Arguments:
121 |         Return Value:
122 |         Description:
123 |             -
124 |         TODO:
125 |             - Doc String
126 |         """
127 |         pass
128 | 
129 |     def OnGetLine(self, n):
130 |         """
131 |         Arguments:
132 |         Return Value:
133 |         Description:
134 |             -
135 |         TODO:
136 |             - Doc String
137 |         """
138 |         print("getline %d" % n)
139 |         return self.items[n]
140 | 
141 |     def OnGetSize(self):
142 |         """
143 |         Arguments:
144 |         Return Value:
145 |         Description:
146 |             -
147 |         TODO:
148 |             - Doc String
149 |         """
150 |         n = len(self.items)
151 |         print("getsize -> %d" % n)
152 |         return n
153 | 
154 | class ExpFormOpts(Form):
155 |     """
156 |     Arguments:
157 |     Return Value:
158 |     Description:
159 |         -
160 |     TODO:
161 |         - Doc String
162 |     """
163 |     def __init__(self):
164 |         """
165 |         Arguments:
166 |         Return Value:
167 |         Description:
168 |             -
169 |         TODO:
170 |             - Doc String
171 |         """
172 |         self.invert = False
173 |         self.EChooser = TestEmbeddedChooserClass("E1", flags=Choose2.CH_MULTI)
174 |         Form.__init__(self, r"""STARTITEM {id:rDiscardLazySolves}
175 | Options
176 | <Discard LAZY_SOLVES:{rDiscardLazySolves}>
177 | <Immutable:{rImmutable}>
178 | <Auto Load Libs:{rAutoLoadLibs}>{cGroup1}>
179 | <Time Limit:{iTimeLimit}>
180 | """, {
181 |     'cGroup1': Form.ChkGroupControl(("rDiscardLazySolves", "rImmutable", "rAutoLoadLibs")),
182 |     'iTimeLimit':Form.NumericInput(),
183 |     })
184 | 
185 | class ExpFormStdin(Form):
186 |     """
187 |     Arguments:
188 |     Return Value:
189 |     Description:
190 |         -
191 |     TODO:
192 |         - Doc String
193 |     """
194 |     def __init__(self):
195 |         """
196 |         Arguments:
197 |         Return Value:
198 |         Description:
199 |             -
200 |         TODO:
201 |             - Doc String
202 |         """
203 |         self.invert = False
204 |         self.EChooser = TestEmbeddedChooserClass("E1", flags=Choose2.CH_MULTI)
205 |         Form.__init__(self, r"""STARTITEM
206 | Symbolic stdin
207 | <##Enter length of stdin:{iStdinLen}>
208 | <Ending newline:{rNewline}>
209 | <Allow Null:{rNull}>
210 | <White Space:{rWhite}>
211 | <Force ASCII:{rASCII}>{cGroup2}>
212 | """, {
213 |     'iStdinLen':Form.NumericInput(),
214 |     'cGroup2': Form.ChkGroupControl(("rNewline", "rNull", "rWhite", "rASCII"))
215 |     })
216 | 
217 | class ExpFormArgs(Form):
218 |     """
219 |     Arguments:
220 |     Return Value:
221 |     Description:
222 |         -
223 |     TODO:
224 |         - Doc String
225 |     """
226 |     def __init__(self):
227 |         """
228 |         Arguments:
229 |         Return Value:
230 |         Description:
231 |             -
232 |         TODO:
233 |             - Doc String
234 |         """
235 |         self.invert = False
236 |         self.EChooser = TestEmbeddedChooserClass("E1", flags=Choose2.CH_MULTI)
237 |         Form.__init__(self, r"""STARTITEM
238 | Arguments 
239 | <##Enter length of argument:{iArgLen}>
240 | """, {
241 |     'iArgLen':Form.NumericInput()
242 |     })
243 | 
244 | class ActionHandler(idaapi.action_handler_t):
245 |     """
246 |     Arguments:
247 |     Return Value:
248 |     Description:
249 |         -
250 |     TODO:
251 |         - Doc String
252 |     """
253 |     def __init__(self, action):
254 |         """
255 |         Arguments:
256 |         Return Value:
257 |         Description:
258 |             -
259 |         TODO:
260 |             - Doc String
261 |         """
262 |         idaapi.action_handler_t.__init__(self)
263 |         self.action = action
264 | 
265 |     def activate(self, ctx):
266 |         """
267 |         Arguments:
268 |         Return Value:
269 |         Description:
270 |             -
271 |         TODO:
272 |             - Doc String
273 |         """
274 |         if self.action == "Finds:Set":
275 |             find_set()
276 |         elif self.action == "Finds:Remove":
277 |             find_remove()
278 |         elif self.action == "Finds:Print":
279 |             find_view()
280 |         elif self.action == "Avoids:Set":
281 |             avoid_set()
282 |         elif self.action == "Avoids:Remove":
283 |             avoid_remove()
284 |         elif self.action == "Avoids:Print":
285 |             avoid_view()
286 |         elif self.action == "Explore:Run":
287 |             explore_run()
288 |         elif self.action == "Explore:Options":
289 |             explore_options()
290 |         elif self.action == "Explore:Stdin":
291 |             explore_stdin()
292 |         elif self.action == "Explore:Arguments":
293 |             explore_arguments()
294 |         elif self.action == "Refresh:Refresh":
295 |             refresh()
296 |         elif self.action == "Quit:Quit":
297 |             my_quit()
298 | 
299 |     def update(self, ctx):
300 |         """
301 |         Arguments:
302 |         Return Value:
303 |         Description:
304 |             -
305 |         TODO:
306 |             - Doc String
307 |         """
308 |         return idaapi.AST_ENABLE_ALWAYS
309 | 
310 | class Hooks(idaapi.UI_Hooks):
311 |     """
312 |     Arguments:
313 |     Return Value:
314 |     Description:
315 |         -
316 |     TODO:
317 |         - Doc String
318 |     """
319 |     @staticmethod
320 |     def finish_populating_tform_popup(form, popup):
321 |         """
322 |         Arguments:
323 |         Return Value:
324 |         Description:
325 |             -
326 |         TODO:
327 |             - Doc String
328 |         """
329 |         if idaapi.get_tform_title(form) == "IDA View-A":
330 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Finds:Set", "AngryIDA/Finds/")
331 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Finds:Remove", "AngryIDA/Finds/")
332 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Finds:Print", "AngryIDA/Finds/")
333 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Avoids:Set", "AngryIDA/Avoids/")
334 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Avoids:Remove", "AngryIDA/Avoids/")
335 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Avoids:Print", "AngryIDA/Avoids/")
336 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Explore:Run", "AngryIDA/Explore/")
337 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Explore:Options", "AngryIDA/Explore/")
338 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Explore:Stdin", "AngryIDA/Explore/")
339 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Explore:Arguments", "AngryIDA/Explore/")
340 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Refresh:Refresh", "AngryIDA/")
341 |             idaapi.attach_action_to_popup(form, popup, "Quit:Quit", "AngryIDA/")
342 | 
343 | def set_line_color(color, addr=here(), item=CIC_ITEM): #pylint: disable=undefined-variable
344 |     """
345 |     Arguments:
346 |         Mandatory:
347 |             - ( Name: color,
348 |                 Position: 0,
349 |                 Type: int,
350 |                 Value: hex/int color value )
351 |         Optional:
352 |             - ( Name: addr,
353 |                 Position: 1,
354 |                 Type: int,
355 |                 Default: here(),
356 |                 Value: hex/int memory address )
357 |             - ( Name: item,
358 |                 Position: 2,
359 |                 Type: IDA Item,
360 |                 Default: CIC_ITEM,
361 |                 Value: IDA Item )
362 |     Return: None
363 |     Description:
364 |         - Change instruction line color in IDA with specified color and address.
365 |         Disabled pylint errors due to IDA function calls.
366 |     TODO:
367 |         - Nothing currently.
368 |     """
369 |     SetColor(addr, item, color) #pylint: disable=undefined-variable
370 | 
371 | def find_set():
372 |     """
373 |     Arguments: None
374 |     Return Value: None
375 |     Description:
376 |         - Function is called by the Finds:Set action and adds the address which is
377 |         currently selected in IDA View-A to the list of addresses angr will find
378 |         while exploring.
379 |     TODO:
380 |         - Nothing.
381 |     """
382 |     addr = idaapi.get_screen_ea()
383 |     if addr in AVOID_ADDRS:
384 |         AVOID_ADDRS.remove(addr)
385 |         print("AngryIDA: Removed avoid address [%s]" % hex(addr))
386 |     FIND_ADDRS.append(addr)
387 |     set_line_color(0x208020, addr)
388 |     print("AngryIDA: Added find address [%s]" % hex(addr))
389 | 
390 | def find_remove():
391 |     """
392 |     Arguments: None
393 |     Return Value: None
394 |     Description:
395 |         - Function is called by the Finds:Remove action and removes the address which
396 |         is currently selected in IDA View-A from the list of addresses angr will find
397 |         while exploring.
398 |     TODO:
399 |         - Nothing.
400 |     """
401 |     addr = idaapi.get_screen_ea()
402 |     if addr in FIND_ADDRS:
403 |         FIND_ADDRS.remove(addr)
404 |         set_line_color(0xffffff, addr)
405 |         print("AngryIDA: Removed find address [%s]" % hex(addr))
406 | 
407 | def find_view():
408 |     """
409 |     Arguments: None
410 |     Return Value: None
411 |     Description:
412 |         - Function is called by the Finds:Print action and displays
413 |         all the address in the global FIND_ADDRS list. This is
414 |         displayed in the IDA Pro Output Window.
415 |     TODO:
416 |         - Nothing
417 |     """
418 |     print("AngryIDA:\n\tFind Addresses")
419 |     for addr in FIND_ADDRS:
420 |         print("\t\t%s" % hex(addr))
421 | 
422 | def avoid_set():
423 |     """
424 |     Arguments:
425 |     Return Value:
426 |     Description:
427 |         - Function is called by the Avoids:Set action and adds the address which is
428 |         currently selected in IDA View-A to the list of addresses angr will avoid
429 |         while exploring.
430 |     TODO:
431 |         - Nothing.
432 |     """
433 |     addr = idaapi.get_screen_ea()
434 |     if addr in FIND_ADDRS:
435 |         FIND_ADDRS.remove(addr)
436 |         print("AngryIDA: Removed find address [%s]" % hex(addr))
437 |     AVOID_ADDRS.append(addr)
438 |     set_line_color(0x2020c0, addr)
439 |     print("AngryIDA: Added avoid address [%s]" % hex(addr))
440 | 
441 | def avoid_remove():
442 |     """
443 |     Arguments: None
444 |     Return Value: None
445 |     Description:
446 |         - Function is called by the Avoids:Remove action and removes the address
447 |         which is currently selected in IDA View-A from the list of addresses angr will
448 |         avoid while exploring.
449 |     TODO:
450 |         - Nothing.
451 |     """
452 |     addr = idaapi.get_screen_ea()
453 |     if addr in AVOID_ADDRS:
454 |         AVOID_ADDRS.remove(addr)
455 |         set_line_color(0xffffff, addr)
456 |         print("AngryIDA: Removed avoid address [%s]" % hex(addr))
457 | 
458 | def avoid_view():
459 |     """
460 |     Arguments: None
461 |     Return Value: None
462 |     Description:
463 |         - Function is called by the Avoids:Print action and displays
464 |         all the address in the global AVOID_ADDRS list. This is
465 |         displayed in the IDA Pro Output Window.
466 |     TODO:
467 |         - Nothing
468 |     """
469 |     print("\tAvoid Addresses")
470 |     for addr in AVOID_ADDRS:
471 |         print("\t\t%s" % hex(addr))
472 | 
473 | #@time_limit(EXP_OPTS["time_limit"]["minutes"])
474 | def explore_run():
475 |     """
476 |     Arguments:
477 |     Return Value:
478 |     Description:
479 |         -
480 |     TODO:
481 |         - Doc String
482 |         - Handle Multiple Symbolic Arguments
483 |         - Handle Multiple Symbolic stdin
484 |         - Force ASCII printable for stdin
485 |         - Handle Symbolic Files
486 |         - Handle Symbolic Memory
487 |         -
488 |     """
489 |     print(EXP_OPTS["time_limit"]["minutes"])
490 |     binary_file = idaapi.get_input_file_path()
491 |     proj = angr.Project(binary_file, load_options=EXP_OPTS["load"])
492 | 
493 |     arg_len = EXP_OPTS["args"]["length"]
494 |     if arg_len > 0:
495 |         argv1 = claripy.BVS("argv1", arg_len * 8)
496 |         initial_state = proj.factory.entry_state(args=[binary_file, argv1])
497 |     else:
498 |         initial_state = proj.factory.entry_state()
499 | 
500 |     if EXP_OPTS["state"]["discard_lazy_solves"]:
501 |         initial_state.options.discard("LAZY_SOLVES")
502 | 
503 |     stdin_len = EXP_OPTS["stdin"]["length"]
504 |     if stdin_len > 0:
505 |         for _ in range(0, stdin_len-1):
506 |             k = initial_state.posix.files[0].read_from(1)
507 |             if not EXP_OPTS["stdin"]["null"]:
508 |                 initial_state.se.add(k != 0)
509 |             if not EXP_OPTS["stdin"]["white_space"]:
510 |                 initial_state.se.add(k != 10)
511 |             #if EXP_OPTS["stdin"]["ascii"]:
512 |                 # NEED TO FIX THIS
513 |                 #initial_state.se.add(33 <= k)
514 |                 #initial_state.se.add(k <= 126)
515 | 
516 |         k = initial_state.posix.files[0].read_from(1)
517 |         if EXP_OPTS["stdin"]["newline"]:
518 |             initial_state.se.add(k == 10)
519 | 
520 |         initial_state.posix.files[0].seek(0)
521 |         initial_state.posix.files[0].length = stdin_len
522 | 
523 |     immutable = EXP_OPTS["path_group"]["immutable"]
524 |     sim_manager = proj.factory.simulation_manager(initial_state, immutable=immutable)
525 |     sim_manager.explore(find=FIND_ADDRS, avoid=AVOID_ADDRS)
526 | 
527 |     try:
528 |         found = sim_manager.found[0].state
529 |         found.posix.files[0].seek(0)
530 |         print("Found: "+ found.se.eval(found.posix.files[0].read_from(stdin_len), cast_to=str))
531 |     except IndexError:
532 |         print("No stdin found.")
533 | 
534 |     try:
535 |         found = sim_manager.found[0]
536 |         print(found.state.se.eval(argv1, cast_to=str))
537 |     except IndexError:
538 |         print("No arguments found.")
539 | 
540 | def explore_options():
541 |     """
542 |     Arguments: None
543 |     Return Value: None
544 |     Description:
545 |         -
546 |     TODO:
547 |         - Doc String.
548 |     """
549 |     EXP_FORM_OPTS.Execute()
550 |     EXP_OPTS["state"]["discard_lazy_solves"] = EXP_FORM_OPTS.rDiscardLazySolves.checked
551 |     EXP_OPTS["load"]["auto_load_libs"] = EXP_FORM_OPTS.rAutoLoadLibs.checked
552 |     EXP_OPTS["path_group"]["immutable"] = EXP_FORM_OPTS.rImmutable.checked
553 |     EXP_OPTS["time_limit"]["minutes"] = EXP_FORM_OPTS.iTimeLimit.value
554 | 
555 | def explore_stdin():
556 |     """
557 |     Arguments: None
558 |     Return Value: None
559 |     Description:
560 |         -
561 |     TODO:
562 |         - Doc String.
563 |     """
564 |     EXP_FORM_STDIN.Execute()
565 |     EXP_OPTS["stdin"]["newline"] = EXP_FORM_STDIN.rNewline.checked
566 |     EXP_OPTS["stdin"]["null"] = EXP_FORM_STDIN.rNull.checked
567 |     EXP_OPTS["stdin"]["ascii"] = EXP_FORM_STDIN.rASCII.checked
568 |     EXP_OPTS["stdin"]["white_space"] = EXP_FORM_STDIN.rWhite.checked
569 |     EXP_OPTS["stdin"]["length"] = EXP_FORM_STDIN.iStdinLen.value
570 | 
571 | def explore_arguments():
572 |     """
573 |     Arguments: None
574 |     Return Value: None
575 |     Description:
576 |         -
577 |     TODO:
578 |         - Doc String.
579 |     """
580 |     EXP_FORM_ARGS.Execute()
581 |     EXP_OPTS["args"]["length"] = EXP_FORM_ARGS.iArgLen.value
582 | 
583 | def refresh():
584 |     """
585 |     Arguments: None
586 |     Return Value: None
587 |     Description:
588 |         - Function is called by the Refresh:Refresh action and removes
589 |         all the address in the global AVOID_ADDRS list and FIND_ADDRS list. Also
590 |         removes all colored addresses in IDA View-A. Success/Fail is displayed
591 |         in the IDA Pro Output Window.
592 |     TODO:
593 |         - Nothing.
594 |     """
595 |     for addr in FIND_ADDRS:
596 |         set_line_color(0xffffff, addr)
597 |     del FIND_ADDRS[:]
598 |     for addr in AVOID_ADDRS:
599 |         set_line_color(0xffffff, addr)
600 |     del AVOID_ADDRS[:]
601 | 
602 |     if len(FIND_ADDRS) != 0 and len(AVOID_ADDRS) != 0:
603 |         print("AngryIDA: Refresh Failed")
604 |     else:
605 |         print("AngryIDA: Refresh completed.")
606 | 
607 | def my_quit():
608 |     """
609 |     Arguments: None
610 |     Return Value: None
611 |     Description:
612 |         -
613 |     TODO:
614 |         - Stop script
615 |         - Clean state
616 |         - Remove context menu
617 |         - Undo any hot-keys (No hot-keys used currently)
618 |         - Reset changes to IDA views (Color/highlighting)
619 |         - Description
620 |     """
621 |     return None
622 | 
623 | #------------------------------MAIN------------------------------------
624 | EXP_FORM_OPTS = ExpFormOpts()
625 | EXP_FORM_STDIN = ExpFormStdin()
626 | EXP_FORM_ARGS = ExpFormArgs()
627 | 
628 | # Compile (in order to populate the controls)
629 | EXP_FORM_OPTS.Compile()
630 | EXP_FORM_STDIN.Compile()
631 | EXP_FORM_ARGS.Compile()
632 | 
633 | # Set some defaults
634 | EXP_FORM_OPTS.rDiscardLazySolves.checked = True
635 | EXP_FORM_OPTS.iTimeLimit.value = 10
636 | EXP_FORM_STDIN.rNewline.checked = True
637 | 
638 | # Create actions from context menu
639 | ACTION_FS = idaapi.action_desc_t('Finds:Set', 'Set', ActionHandler("Finds:Set"))
640 | ACTION_FR = idaapi.action_desc_t('Finds:Remove', 'Remove', ActionHandler("Finds:Remove"))
641 | ACTION_FP = idaapi.action_desc_t('Finds:Print', 'Print', ActionHandler("Finds:Print"))
642 | ACTION_AS = idaapi.action_desc_t('Avoids:Set', 'Set', ActionHandler("Avoids:Set"))
643 | ACTION_AR = idaapi.action_desc_t('Avoids:Remove', 'Remove', ActionHandler("Avoids:Remove"))
644 | ACTION_AP = idaapi.action_desc_t('Avoids:Print', 'Print', ActionHandler("Avoids:Print"))
645 | ACTION_ER = idaapi.action_desc_t('Explore:Run', 'Run', ActionHandler("Explore:Run"))
646 | ACTION_EO = idaapi.action_desc_t('Explore:Options', 'Options', ActionHandler("Explore:Options"))
647 | ACTION_ES = idaapi.action_desc_t('Explore:Stdin', 'Stdin', ActionHandler("Explore:Stdin"))
648 | ACTION_EA = idaapi.action_desc_t('Explore:Argument', 'Argument', ActionHandler("Explore:Argument"))
649 | ACTION_RR = idaapi.action_desc_t('Refresh:Refresh', 'Refresh', ActionHandler("Refresh:Refresh"))
650 | ACTION_QQ = idaapi.action_desc_t('Quit:Quit', 'Quit', ActionHandler("Quit:Quit"))
651 | 
652 | # Register Actions
653 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_FS)
654 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_FR)
655 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_FP)
656 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_AS)
657 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_AR)
658 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_AP)
659 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_ER)
660 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_EO)
661 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_ES)
662 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_EA)
663 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_RR)
664 | idaapi.register_action(ACTION_QQ)
665 | 
666 | HOOKS = Hooks()
667 | HOOKS.hook()
668 | 


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/LICENSE:
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  1 |                     GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
  2 |                        Version 3, 29 June 2007
  3 | 
  4 |  Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. <http://fsf.org/>
  5 |  Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
  6 |  of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.
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  1 | # AngryIDA
  2 | 
  3 | ![pylint Score](https://mperlet.github.io/pybadge/badges/8.11.svg) [![standard-readme compliant](https://img.shields.io/badge/readme%20style-standard-brightgreen.svg)](https://github.com/RichardLitt/standard-readme)  ![conduct](https://img.shields.io/badge/code%20of%20conduct-contributor%20covenant-brightgreen.svg) 
  4 | 
  5 | | Table of Contents |
  6 | |-------------------|
  7 | |[Background](#background)|
  8 | |[Install](#install-tips)|
  9 | |[Usage](#usage)|
 10 | |[TODO](#todo)|
 11 | |[Standards](#standards)|
 12 | |[Maintainers](#maintainers)|
 13 | |[Contribute](#contribute)|
 14 | |[License](#license)|        
 15 | 
 16 | ## Background
 17 | 
 18 | The goal of this plug-in is to integrate the use of the angr binary analysis framework into IDA Pro. 
 19 | 
 20 | ## Install Tips
 21 | 
 22 | _**NOTE: This section only describes the process of installation and setup in our specific environment.**_
 23 | 
 24 | **1. Windows 7 64 bit Virtual Machine?**
 25 | - Yes: Cool you are in the same place as us.
 26 | - No: AngryIDA has not been tested on other operating systems and may have unintended results. 
 27 | 
 28 | **2. IDA Pro 6.9?**
 29 | - Yes: Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 or newer and update the .NET Framework.
 30 | - No: Install IDA 6.9 then return here.
 31 | 
 32 | **3. IDA Python Plug-In Working?**
 33 | - Yes: Continue to the next step.
 34 | - No: Currently no tips to solve this problem.
 35 | 
 36 | **4. Python 2.7 is installed?**
 37 | - Yes: Keep going.
 38 | - No: There are many resources online for installing python 2.7 on virtually every system.
 39 | 
 40 | **5. Python package manager pip is installed?**
 41 | - Yes: Awesome, one step closer.
 42 | - No: Installing pip is straightforward and help can be found online.
 43 | 
 44 | **6. angr is installed and working?**
 45 | - Yes: Skip to the next step.
 46 | - No: Try this...
 47 |     + Install Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 (Really you just need the developer command prompt)
 48 |     + Install the Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler for Python 2.7
 49 |     + Inside the Microsoft Visual Studio Developers Command Prompt run the following commands:
 50 |         * pip install -I --pre --no-use-wheel capstone-windows
 51 |         * pip install pyvex
 52 |         * pip install unicorn
 53 |         * pip install simuvex
 54 |         * pip install angr
 55 | 
 56 | **7. Downloaded this repository (At least the file AngryIDA.py)?**
 57 | - Yes: You are ready to use AngryIDA!
 58 | - No: Why not?
 59 | 
 60 | ## Usage
 61 | 
 62 | **1. Start IDA Pro**
 63 | - One option: Drag and drop the file you wish to analysis on the IDA Pro shortcut.
 64 | 
 65 | **2. Start AngryIDA**
 66 | - Alt+F7
 67 | - Navigate to AngryIDA.py file
 68 | - Select AngryIDA.py
 69 | 
 70 | **3. Menu**
 71 | - The AngryIDA menu is located in the context menu of IDA View-A
 72 |     + Right click inside of IDA View-A
 73 |     + Hovering over AngryIDA expands the AngryIDA menu.
 74 | 
 75 | **4. Exploring**
 76 | - Handling find and avoid address:
 77 |     + Right click on the desired address in IDA View-A:
 78 |         * Select Finds or Avoids from the AngryIDA menu:
 79 |             - Select Set/Remove/View 
 80 | - Remove all find and avoid address:  
 81 |     + Right click in IDA View-A:
 82 |         * Select Refresh from the AngryIDA menu
 83 | - Set up symbolic stdin:
 84 |     + Right click in IDA View-A:
 85 |         * Expand Explore from the AngryIDA menu:
 86 |             + Select options:
 87 |                 - Fill in the presented options form
 88 | - Explore options:
 89 |     + Right click in IDA View-A:
 90 |         * Expand Explore from the AngryIDA menu:
 91 |             + Select options:
 92 |                 - Fill in the presented options form
 93 | - Explore:
 94 |     + Right click in IDA View-A:
 95 |         * Expand Explore from the AngryIDA menu:
 96 |             + Select run
 97 | 
 98 | ## TODO
 99 | 
100 | * Documentation
101 | * Code improvement based on Pylint code scoring.
102 | * Hotkeys
103 | * How to stop angr path exploration?
104 | * Code coverage display through path highlighting. 
105 | * Revert changes made by the application when exited. 
106 | * Handle all forms of symbolic memory (stdin, files, arguments).
107 | * Symbolic stdin: 
108 |     - Handle multiple stdin streams
109 |     - Remove created input streams
110 | 
111 | ## Standards
112 | 
113 | * [README Standards](https://github.com/RichardLitt/standard-readme)
114 | * [Contributor Covenant](https://contributor-covenant.org/version/1/3/0/)
115 | * [Pylint: Code Scoring](https://www.pylint.org/)
116 | 
117 | ## Maintainers
118 | 
119 | * [Brandon Everhart](https://github.com/Brandon-Everhart)
120 | * [Taylor Shields](https://github.com/Taylor-Shields)
121 | 
122 | ## Contribute
123 | 
124 | Any and all contributions are appreciated! [Open an issue](https://github.com/Brandon-Everhart/AngryIDA/issues/new) or submit PRs.
125 | 
126 | ## Related Efforts
127 | 
128 | * [Ponce](https://github.com/illera88/Ponce)
129 | * [angr](https://github.com/angr)
130 | 
131 | ## License
132 | 
133 | [GNU General Public License v3.0](LICENSE)
134 | 


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