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We’ve released a plugin for Ghidra which allows you to create URIs for a place in the disassembly or decompilation. We use this to collaborate on reversing projects and to make reverse-engineering notes more useful.

Today we are announcing the release of LLEF (pronounced ɬɛf - “hlyeff”) a tool similar to GEF to enhance the debugging experience of LLDB for reverse engineering and vulnerability research tasks.

In the first part of this article, we saw how Android’s Binder subsystem works internally, and how we can determine the structure of a captured Parcel by analysing the AOSP source code. Now we will see how to extract this data from a running system and display it in a live tracing tool.

We challenged one of our Cyber First summer placement students to build a tool for live-tracing calls through Binder, Android’s IPC mechanism. In this post they explain what’s necessary to understand and extract the data flowing through Binder.