This is the repository for Binary Ninja Debugger. The debugger is written in C++ and is shipped with BN as a plugin.
This is the current comparability matrix of the debugger. The horizontal lines stand for where we run BN and the vertical lines stand for the targets.
| Target 🔽 Host |
macOS | Linux | Windows | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| macOS | Yes (Local/Remote) | Yes (Remote) | Yes (Remote) | |
| Linux | Yes (Remote) | Yes (Local/Remote) | Yes (Remote) | |
| Windows | Planned | Planned | Yes (Local/Remote) | |
| GDB Server | Yes | Yes | Yes | (1) |
| LLDB Server | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Windows Kernel | TBD | TBD | Planned | |
| DebugAdapter Protocol | Planned | Planned | Planned |
Explanation:
Yesmeans the feature is supported.Plannedmeans that we plan to implement it.TBDmeans that we have not decided whether to support it, or how to support it.Nomeans it is not possible to do, at least for now.
Notes:
(1). Right now, we only support gdbserver with android remote debugging. Support for other gdbserver or gdb stub, e.g., qiling, VMWare, QEMU, will be added later.
The progress is tracked in this issue.
- Online Debugger Python API documentation
- There is also a section about the debugger in the User Guide that comes with Binary Ninja
The debugger is already shipped with Binary Ninja in stable and development branch. If you wish to contribute code, see build instructions.
The Binary Ninja Debugger is open-source with Apache License 2.0
For other open-source or redistributable components and their respective licenses, please refer to this list.