Docker IDE

The goal of this repository is to make it easy to have a portable IDE that isn't dependent on a setting up on a particular platform. This docker setup has auto-completion for C families, Python, Golang, and JavaScript using YouCompleteMe.

VIM Demo:

Docker ARM-X

This is a dockerized version of the ARM-X environment with some helpful wrapper scripts and additional tooling installed.

ARM-X Demo:

Specialized Scripts

armxstart - Equivalent to the ARM-X Console from the VM. Execute this to start a tmux session with the framework starting
armxconnect - Equivalent to the ARM-X Terminal from the VM. Execute this after starting the framework to start the emulated software or connect to HostFS shell.
armxstop - Quits the tmux session and kills any emulated software.
portfwd - Convenience wrapper script to iptables that port forwards docker ports to the emulated firmware devices. Useful for doing things against a device from your native host machine.

Extra tools pre-installed

pwndbg for better gdb awesomeness
pwntools for exploit dev

Tmux Config

Scroll with mouse is enabled by default to you can use your mouse for scrollback.
Key mappings for ctrl-arrows are created. Left maps to previous window, Right maps to next window, Up maps to window list, Down maps to last window.

Other key differences

The Alpine Linux is against edge repositores instead of stable so that gdb-multiarch could be used instead of the specific one from the VM.
Docker is kind of weird with filesystems. NFS wasn't happy with the default file system so I had to write an entrypoint script to move the /armx contents into that volume at container start. It's pretty quick, so it turned out to be not an issue.
This is not an Open RC docker container, so nothing is done with services. Could maybe lead to stability issues? I haven't tested extensively yet, but you can always just restart the docker container if you need to.
Wherever you execute the arm-x helper script from will mount your current working directory into the docker container at /home/armx/workspace. Use this to have persistent storage across container runs.

Docker Others

There are also a couple of other convenience environments set up for doing Android Reverse Engineering and ARM pwn development.

Setup

To build all docker images (takes a long time):

git clone https://github.com/jchristman/docker-ide
cd docker-ide
./build-all.sh

To build just an individual image, you can cd to a dockerfiles directory and just run the individual build.sh script.

Usage

cd docker-ide
source work

# To fire up a vim IDE
ide

# To fire up an Android RE environment
android-re

# To fire up an Pwn environment
pwn

# To fire up ARM-X
arm-x

After running the source command, you can run the ide command from anywhere and it will mount your current directory into the docker container and start vim

jchristman / docker-ide