![]() ![]() Load your driver file in IDA the normal way. Just move the old version out of the compat_pyside folder into ext_ida and your good.Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\IDA 6.8\plugins\ext_ida\ext_ida\SyncPlugin.pyĬ:\Program Files (x86)\IDA 6.8\plugins\ext_ida\compat_pyside\SyncPlugin.py IDA 6.8 (my version) uses PySide which is why some newer scripts might not run. The current build of IDA 6.9 started using PyQt5 for plugins. # If running IDA 6.8 modify python Plugin to work! Now we also need to copy over the folder ext_ida from the repo into our IDA plugins directory Now we just need to copy the sync.dll to winext folderĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\x86\winextĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Debugging Tools for Windows (x86)\winext Now select Release\Win32 and right click on the solution chosing build and it should spit out a sync.dll in the Release folder. You will need to clone the repo and load the. ![]() ![]() We can get around this for the moment by using windbg as well as IDA but we will need the ret-sync plugin See IDA can take a binary file compare it with symbols and name all the functions, you can also name the parameters if you use tilib.exe (more on this next time) however under kernel debugging this is not supported (that I’m aware of anyways) There is a issue with all of this and it basically boils down to static and dynamic analysis. ![]()
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