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Dhruv Maroo 159b1377cf Add RustStdAnalyzer analyzer extension

* This extension uses an existing Function ID database to apply
    function signatures to Rust binaries (very useful in case of
    stripped binaries)
  * So this extension basically detects a Rust binary and auto-applies
    the correct `libstd` Rust function signatures, pretty cool
  * Plus, you can also add your own Function ID databases in the `data/`
    subdirectory if you want to apply even more signatures or, say,
    custom signatures

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src/main

Add RustStdAnalyzer analyzer extension

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.gitignore

Initial extension set up

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build.gradle

Initial extension set up

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build.sh

Remove existing installation before installing the new extension

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certification.manifest

Initial extension set up

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extension.properties

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LICENSE

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Module.manifest

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README.md

Initial extension set up

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README.md

GhidRust: Rust binary analysis extension

Building

There is a build script provided (build.sh) which can build and install the extension.

$ ./build.sh -h
GhidRust install script
Usage: build.sh [-i | --install] -g GHIDRA_PATH

        -i | --install           Install the extension
        -g | --ghidra            Path to Ghidra installation (usually /opt/ghidra)
        -h | --help              Show usage/help

You can build the extension using the following command.

$ ./build.sh -g <GHIDRA_INSTALL_DIR>

You can install it using the install flag as follows.

./build.sh -ig <GHIDRA_INSTALL_DIR>