Indexation "full-bin" of binary files

Originally presented at SSTIC 2017

This is a beta version, use at your own risk!

Please read the SSTIC 2017 white paper.

Binacle is a database written in Rust designed to index the full content of binary files. It splits hexadecimal sequences into 4-grams and inserts them in a hashtable file that is mapped in-memory.

• Install Cargo, the Rust package manager

  On Ubuntu, Install Cargo with rustup:

  curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf >> rust_install.sh
  chmod +x rust_install.sh
  ./rust_install.sh
  

  Add ~/.cargo/bin to PATH

• Launch cargo build --release

• Create a new database: ./binacle -c <db_name> [map] <max_size> <alignment> <ngram_size> ex:

  ./binacle -c testdb map 30000000000 6 28
  

• Insert a file in a database:

  ./binacle <db_name> -f <id> <file_path>
  

• Insert all files from a directory and the subdirectories: ./binacle <db_name> --rec <dir_path> ex:

  ./binacle testdb --rec Windows_dir
  

• Search in the database: ./binacle <db_name> -s [hex] <string>

  • ex1: ./binacle testdb -s GetProcAddress
  • ex2: ./binacle testdb -s hex 28347654