Binsync enables manual and automated synchronization of the following reverse engineering artifacts between IDA Pro, Binary Ninja, and angr management running on the same machine or different machines:

• Function names
• Comments
• Names of stack variables
• Types of stack variables (warning!)
• User-defined structs

All data is stored in a human-friendly text format (toml) inside a Git repo.

Currently we support the following decompilers:

• angr-management: latest release
• IDA Pro: >= 7.0
• Binary Nina: latest release

Currently, we have no implementation for Ghidra, but we are looking into a solution.

First install Binsync Core; then install the plugin associated to your decompiler of choice.

While in the root of this GitHub repo run:

python3 -m pip install --user .

Or any modifications for custom enviornments.

After cloning down this repo, simply copy the ida_binsync folder and python file into your IDA Pro plugins folder.

cp -r plugins/ida_binsync/* IDA_HOME/plugins/

For me IDA_HOME=~/ida/IDA-7.6/; it may be different for you.

binsync is built into angr management. To use it, just activate the plugin by going to the plugins tab and selecting binsync, then configuring it.

Follow the user story described in the Wiki.