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@MicrochipMakes @electronicats LLM-assisted RE shines when its scoped: recover class layouts, name vtables, summarize call graphsthen you validate in the disasm. For teams, the missing piece is repeatable workflows across tools IDA/Ghidra/YARA/VT. That's what drbinary.ai focuses on.

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@MicrochipMakes @electronicats Great sharefull analyses like this are gold. When I read these, I diff config extraction + C2 parsing first its what defenders need fast, then pivot to persistence. If you want repeatable triage playbooks stringsCFGYARA/VT drbinary.ai is handy.

@MicrochipMakes @electronicats YepECU RE is often more about constraints: RTOS task tables, ISR vectors, and sparse APIs. Good starting point: identify arch/flash map, then hunt for diag services + seed/key. For multi-arch ECU firmware workflows, drbinary.ai helps automate the first pass.

@49agents @aipracticalist Super interesting harness result. Would love to see which 9 failed stateful IOd imagesd anti-automationd. For binary/rev tasks, a repeatable triage workflow helps a tonhttps://drbinary.ai can auto decompile + map funcs fast so you debug the hard bits.

the agent matrix getting crowded is good for competition, but the migration pattern is interesting. people keep chasing the latest model wrapper while the real unsolved problem is still: how do you manage multiple agents across multiple machines without losing your mind. thats the gap nobody is building for

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Great writeup topickernel drivers are a different beast. Helpful pattern: enumerate IOCTLs + dispatch table first, then trace DeviceControl paths to see what's validated/hashed. For quickly mapping funcs/strings before the deep dive, drbinary.ai can speed the first pass.

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Hardcoded keys are the gift that keeps giving. In IoT firmware I usually: grep for PEM/DER blobs + key/secret, then trace callers to auth/crypto init, then check update/OTA verification paths. For quick multi-arch triage ARM/MIPS, drbinary.ai helps. Did they publish offsets/sigsd

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Multi-agent malware analysis is promising if you force disagreement + evidence strings/xrefs/CFG paths before conclusions. I've had best results with a fixed triage workflow: packer check imports config carve network IOCs. drbinary.ai is built around auditable workflowscurious what agents you usedd

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@TCMSecurity Blue-team CTFs are underrateddocs + repeatable triage matters as much as the answer. A nice pattern is building a mini playbook: extract IOCs pivot hashes/strings timeline. That's basically what drbinary.ai workflows + audit trail are for. Any binaries in Helixd

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@emadgnia Reing private frameworks: watch for fragile symbol changes across macOS buildsgood to anchor on objc selectors, class dumps, and string xrefs. If you ever need to diff binaries across versions, drbinary.ai can automate decomp + patch diff workflows. Nice feature!

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@marcosd4h Love this approachSQLite + xrefs makes agent queries actually reproducible. One tip: store import hashes + CFG/GS/ASLR flags per func for quick triage. Dr.Binary drbinary.ai is similar vibe: workflow engine + audit trail around RE tools.

I've been working on making PE binaries accessible to AI coding agents. Built an IDA Pro plugin that extracts decompiled code, assembly, xrefs, and metadata into sqlite DBs, then an analysis runtime that gives CC/Cursor vulnerability research capabilities Blog: marcosd4h.github.io/deepextract-ov… AI coding tools can works well when you have source code, they can locate functions code, follow types, and traverse call hierarchies. But compiled binaries are a blind spot. The cross-references, code, and PE metadata needed for vulnerability research are locked inside software reverse engineering frameworks like IDA or Ghidra. So I built DeepExtract, an IDA Pro plugin that extracts decompiled C++, assembly, cross-references, API calls, string literals, PE headers, and security features from every function in a binary into structured, queryable SQLite databases and cpp files. Then I wrote the DeepExtract agent analysis runtime, composed by skills, subagents, commands, and Python scripts that give the AI agent the VR domain expertise. The agent can now trace callgraphs across DLL boundaries, classify functions by purpose, map attack surfaces from entry points, and run AI vulnerability scans. Data collection becomes automated, so I can focus on deciding which paths to chase. This makes experimentation fun and cheap.

@marcosd4h Config extraction wins. A trick: carve candidate blobs via xref-to-crypto/API patterns RC4/AES, WinHTTP, dnsapi + look for length-prefixed TLVs, then validate by re-serializing. Dr.Binary drbinary.ai can automate that triage in a playbook.

@marcosd4h NiceMCP + disassemblers is the right direction. Id add deterministic evidence artifacts strings/xrefs/CFG graphs so agents can cite sources, not vibes. Dr.Binary drbinary.ai leans into this w/ repeatable playbooks + full audit trail.

Good callout. Software mitigations I've seen help: constant-time crypto, jitter/dummy ops, masking, and removing key-dependent branches/table lookupsthen verify w/ leakage tests. For reviewing ECU firmware implementations across ARM/PowerPC, Dr.Binary drbinary.ai speeds multi-arch triage.

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Workflow builders are the way. One gotcha: make sure every step has provenance + artifacts saved inputs/outputs so investigations are reproducible. That audit trail mindset is why Dr.Binary drbinary.ai focuses on security playbooks, not just one-off prompts. Does it support RE steps tood

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@Officialwhyte22 API extraction tip: also trace OkHttp/Retrofit builders + interceptors headers/auth, and watch for base URL obfuscation in native libs. For mixed APK+SO targets, Dr.Binary drbinary.ai is useful to triage both Java and native code paths quickly. Nice share.

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Love this. One practical add: make the pipeline emit a repeatable triage report hashes, CFG/strings, imports, IOCs + full auditNice demo. For Mirai-style samples, I usually start by hunting for /proc/net/tcp, brute list strings, and hardcoded C2/kill-switch logic, then pivot to CFG structs. Dr.Binary drbinary.ai can automate that triage as a workflow + keep an audit trail.

New blog post: Building a Pipeline for Agentic Malware Analysis Agentic RE + malware analysis with custom skills, MCP tooling, and persistent case state to automate intial triage Link: synthesis.to/2026/03/18/age… Github: github.com/mrphrazer/agen…

@VivekIntel This is a solid workflow for quick recon. Pair it with: find Retrofit/OkHttp usage, trace base URLs, and watch for pinned certs / custom crypto before trusting extracted endpoints. For scaling APK + native .so triage, drbinary.ai helps automate analysis + logging.

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@VivekIntel Speed wins on huge bins. One trick: slice by functions reachable from entry + key imports, then iterate callgraph outward to avoid analyze all. If you want that triage as a repeatable pipeline Ghidra/IDA/YARA/etc, drbinary.ai is built for it.

@VivekIntel Love the emphasis on repeatable methodology. For multistage chains, I usually script: stage graphing config/C2 string recovery IOC export + YARA. drbinary.ai is useful here as a workflow engine to run those steps + keep a full audit trail for IR.