OdinEye

OdinEye is a binary analysis and data-structure exploration tool designed to help analysts understand how digital information is organized at the bit and byte level. Positioned between demodulation and protocol interpretation, OdinEye enables users to transform raw binary streams into identifiable structure, forming the foundation for reliable protocol analysis and reverse engineering.
 
OdinEye provides powerful visualization of binary data through synchronized hex, bit, and value-oriented views, allowing analysts to identify synchronization patterns, headers, field boundaries, and repeating structures. The tool supports multiple interpretations of data—including endianess, field sizing, and value decoding—enabling users to test hypotheses about how data is framed and ordered.
 
Rather than assuming prior knowledge of a format, OdinEye is built for unknown and proprietary data. Analysts iteratively carve binary streams, validate assumptions through repetition and alignment, and isolate meaningful fields from noise or transport artifacts. This methodical approach reinforces analytic reasoning and avoids reliance on automated “magic” parsing that obscures understanding.
 
OdinEye integrates seamlessly with FLOKI and Sigrun, accepting demodulated binary data and preparing it for protocol-level reconstruction. Used in both training and operational contexts, OdinEye teaches analysts how to think in binary, equipping them to approach unfamiliar data with confidence, discipline, and precision within the broader Midgard analysis ecosystem.