binja-sigmaker
Use when generating byte signatures or AOB patterns from Binary Ninja for runtime hooks, trainer work, or version-resilient function identification.
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- 2026-11-02
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- binja-sigmaker
- description
- Use when generating byte signatures or AOB patterns from Binary Ninja for runtime hooks, trainer work, or version-resilient function identification.
02 资源文件 2
- 参考文档agents/openai.yaml218 B
- 参考文档references/upstream.md369 B
03 SKILL.md 正文
binja_sigmaker
Overview
Use binja_sigmaker when you already know which function or basic block matters and you need a reusable signature. Favor signatures that survive relocations and small binary drift instead of the shortest possible pattern.
Quick Workflow
- Open the relevant binary in Binary Ninja and navigate to the function or block of interest.
- Generate a signature from the smallest stable region that still uniquely identifies the target.
- Remove obviously unstable bytes when the tool allows it, or regenerate from a more stable region.
- Validate the signature against at least one alternate build when possible.
- Record the source function, module, and build information alongside the final pattern.
Common Mistakes
- Generating signatures before you understand which instructions are version-stable.
- Using huge signatures when a smaller stable window would be better.
- Forgetting to annotate which build the signature came from.
Reference Map
Read references/upstream.md for the upstream repository and the local Binary Ninja plugin path.
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