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frida-pe-pattern

v1.0.0

Published

PE and COFF pattern for Frida

Readme

frida-pe-pattern

An ImHex pattern for PE files and images, written for the pattern compiler in Frida and checked against real binaries in both file and memory layout.

It covers:

  • DOS header, Rich header and COFF file header
  • PE32 and PE32+ optional headers and section headers
  • Exports, imports, delay imports and bound imports
  • Resources, with version info, strings, icons and bitmaps decoded
  • Exception tables for x64, ARM64 and ARM
  • Base relocations with per-machine types, and debug directories
  • TLS, load configuration with its guard tables, and the CLR header
  • Certificates, and COFF object files with symbols and relocations

Enums name every field that has a set of known values, and the types that matter carry a one-line summary.

In a Frida agent

npm install frida-pe-pattern
import { DosHeader } from "frida-pe-pattern";

const header = DosHeader.parse(Process.mainModule.base);
console.log(header.e_lfanew);

Every struct in the pattern is exported as a class whose parse(address) reads a snapshot from process memory, with enums for the fields that have named values.

In Luma

Install it from the Packages pane, and it shows up with the other patterns.

File or image layout

The pattern takes its data to be a file. When the data is an image mapped into a process, where sections sit at their virtual addresses, define __MEMORY__ before importing it so offsets are translated through the segments:

#define __MEMORY__
import "frida-pe-pattern/pe";

Luma defines it when decoding process memory.