Lumen

A private Lumina server that can be used with IDA Pro 7.2+.

lumen.abda.nl runs this server.

You can read about the protocol research here.

Features

Stores function signatures so you (and your team) can quickly identify functions that you found in the past using IDA's built-in Lumina features.
Backed by PostgreSQL
Experimental HTTP API that allows querying the database for comments by file or function hash.

Getting Started

Binary releases

Release binaries are available at https://github.com/naim94a/lumen/releases/latest.

Building from source with Rust

git clone https://github.com/naim94a/lumen.git
Get a rust toolchain: https://rustup.rs/
cd lumen
Setup a Postgres database and execute src/schema.sql on it
cargo build --release

Docker Method

Install docker-engine and docker-compose.
If using a custom TLS certificate, copy the private key (.p12/.pfx extension) to ./dockershare and set the key password in .env as PKCSPASSWD.
If using a custom Lumen config, copy it to ./dockershare/config.toml.
Otherwise, or if you have finished these steps, just run docker-compose up.
Regardless, if TLS is enabled in the config.toml, a hexrays.crt will be generated in ./dockershare to be copied to the IDA install directory.

Usage

./lumen -c config.toml

Configuring IDA

You will need IDA Pro 7.2 or above in order to use lumen.

The following information may get sent to lumen server: IDA key, Hostname, IDB path, original file path, file MD5, function signature, stack frames & comments.

In your IDA's installation directory open "cfg\ida.cfg" with your favorite text editor (Example: C:\Program Files\IDA Pro 7.5\cfg\ida.cfg)
Locate the commented out LUMINA_HOST, LUMINA_PORT, and change their values to the address of your lumen server.
If you didn't configure TLS, Add "LUMINA_TLS = NO" after the line with LUMINA_PORT.

Example:

LUMINA_HOST = "192.168.1.1";
LUMINA_PORT = 1234

// Only if TLS isn't used:
LUMINA_TLS = NO

Configuring TLS

IDA Pro uses a pinned certificate for Lumina's communcation, so adding a self-signed certificate to your root certificates won't work. Luckily, we can override the hard-coded public key by writing a DER-base64 encoded certificate to "hexrays.crt" in IDA's install directory.

You may find the following commands useful:

# create a certificate
openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:4096 -keyout lumen_key.pem -out lumen_crt.pem -days 365 -nodes

# convert to pkcs12 for lumen; used for `lumen.tls` in config
openssl pkcs12 -export -out lumen.p12 -inkey lumen_key.pem -in lumen_crt.pem

# export public-key for IDA; Copy hexrays.crt to IDA installation folder
openssl x509 -in lumen_crt.pem -out hexrays.crt

No attempt is made to merge function data - this may casuse a situation where metadata is inconsistent. Instead, the metadata with the highest calculated score is returned to the user.

Developed by Naim A.; License: MIT.

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