binary-ninja-diff-signatures
Use when working in Binary Ninja to compare versions, analyze changed functions, or generate stable signatures for runtime hooks, trainer features, or address portability across builds.
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- 2026-11-02
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- binary-ninja-diff-signatures
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- Use when working in Binary Ninja to compare versions, analyze changed functions, or generate stable signatures for runtime hooks, trainer features, or address portability across builds.
02 资源文件 2
- 参考文档agents/openai.yaml251 B
- 参考文档references/workflow.md585 B
03 SKILL.md 正文
Binary Ninja Diff and Signatures
Overview
Use this skill when Binary Ninja is the main static surface for version drift and signature work. It combines Binary Ninja-side cleanup, BinExport/BinDiff comparisons, and binja_sigmaker generation into one workflow.
Workflow
- Open the relevant binary in Binary Ninja and stabilize imports or PE structure with
$peutilsif needed. - If build-to-build comparison matters, export both binaries with
$binexportand review the changed functions with$bindiff. - Once the target function family is understood, generate a signature with
$binja-sigmaker. - Record the module, function anchor, and build provenance immediately.
- Feed the final artifact into the SWFOC runtime workflow only after validating the signature or diff result against a second build when possible.
Common Mistakes
- Generating signatures before checking whether the function changed across builds.
- Ignoring PE/import problems that make the Binary Ninja view less stable than it should be.
- Treating BinDiff output as final truth without rechecking the bytes in Binary Ninja.
Reference Map
Read references/workflow.md for the local plugin staging and the exact order to move from Binary Ninja cleanup to diffing to signature generation.
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