Ideas for plugins
 

Having a plugin block.
Its become a hobby making plugins, for ida pro mainly.
Maybe the board have some suggestions of plugins to make. :confused:

Android debugging normally needs two commands promts and alot of writing.
I thought of making a QT app for android that deploys the android server.
So android_server would be install on phone and you would hook any program running.
Well maybe i need some help on that one. to much c++.Im a python guy.

Also though of making a version for ida of https://code.google.com/p/volatility/

but its more fun to make totally new stuff.
So any ideas ? nothing is to crazy for me. :)

for Android :I like progarm's that hack Games and make some changes for memory and get some point's or coin's .
for example Game Guardian .
but main problem is that u need a root for phone ,which is very bad and need a lot of step's to do .
so what could could help is to do a program do this without phone root.

One (very simple) plugin idea
usually, when you are doing long reversing you are having lots of BPs inside hte DB
eg: http://prntscr.com/4gauad
now, at some moment some are active, some are disabled....
The need it so have a kind of push/pop or save/restore the BP's list + it's state.
Also (not sure thats possible) it'd be nice to add one more column into <Breakpoints> window - Function name. Usually you do renaming of routines, eg
sub_5DFB70 proc near -> readDbTable
and so on.....

More ideas that come to my head
maybe not that powerfull as the 1st one :)

1) http://prntscr.com/4j0ndg you see that IDA is smart enough to make a lot of types of strings!
but there is one also very popular string from well-known x-platform lirbrary, the QT library
QString
so it has some very tricky structure in memory and you need to spend some time looking over each and every string! would be nice to somehow automate the QString type analysis by some handy IDA plugin (TBD the goas of it)
2) not sure where, but I do recall some MSDN like plugin - that when you hover over some API you could use that plugin and go to MSDN API help page
so same idea for QT related APIs which are pretty thousands so far.....

ideas over for today :)

An idea from my side: export/import databases into JSON or a similar open format. This allows easier sharing of database files + everybody can see what's inside.

Greetings,

Mr. eXoDia

I really like the MSDN idea from sendersu. This is really helpful for all debuggers.

Add some information about the parameters like this: https://github.com/x64dbg/x64dbg-StaticAnalysis
but also add a general description for the api. It should be possible to automatically parse the information from the microsoft website.