About this software
IDA Lumina Private is a one-year, named-user subscription edition of Hex-Rays' IDA platform focused on binary analysis and reverse engineering. The subscription grants a single named user license for the private edition to perform interactive disassembly and static analysis on compiled binaries.
It is intended for security researchers, malware analysts, vulnerability researchers, and embedded developers who require a subscription-based access model for private or controlled environments.
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Benefits
- Named user license: Grants one named user access for the subscription term.
- Private deployment option: Designed for deployment within private or controlled environments.
- Binary analysis tools: Includes interactive disassembly and static binary analysis capabilities.
- Supports multiple architectures: Handles many processor architectures for cross-platform analysis.
- Suitable for security teams: Useful for malware research, vulnerability analysis, and incident response.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Vendor support access: Access to Hex-Rays support channels is provided according to the publisher's support policies.
- Documentation and guides: Official product documentation and user guides are available on the Hex-Rays website.
- License management: Subscription license details and transfers are handled through Hex-Rays or authorized resellers.
- Updates and fixes: Product updates and maintenance are delivered according to the publisher's terms.
- Enterprise deployment assistance: Deployment options and enterprise integration guidance are available from Hex-Rays sales.
Frequently asked questions
What is Hex-Rays Lumina Server used for?
A server component for centralized management of analysis workflows, artifact storage, and team collaboration common to software-analysis server products.
How does Hex-Rays Lumina Server handle user access and authentication?
Server products typically support role-based access controls and can integrate with enterprise identity systems such as LDAP, Active Directory, or SSO via SAML/OAuth, allowing centralized user and permission management.
What deployment options are available for Hex-Rays Lumina Server?
Server-category deployments commonly include on-premises virtual machines, private cloud instances, and containerized environments; choose based on infrastructure, scalability, and operational policies.
How should backups and data retention be handled with Lumina Server?
Follow regular backup schedules for database and file stores, verify restore procedures, and apply retention policies that meet regulatory and operational requirements.