m2ir is reverse-engineered protocol knowledge that other people did the hard work of recovering. The schema YAMLs cite specific files and line ranges; this page lists the upstream projects those citations resolve to. If you build on m2ir, build on these too.
For per-field provenance, follow the evidence: and source-table:
blocks in physical/, concepts/, and profiles/<name>/ — they carry
the deep links.
Wireshark Lua dissector for the WinBox app protocol. Source of the five
canonical enumerations drained into profiles/winbox-ipc/:
commandCode, typeCode, statusCode, errorCode, and typeIDCode
(SYS_, STD_, and process-id catch-alls). License: BSD-3-Clause.
EC-SRP5 handshake reconstruction, HKDF magic strings, the SYS_POLICY
bitmask values (admin / GUI-max / super-admin), the [13, 4]
authentication path to /nova/bin/user, and the FoisHandler
identification on www handler 2.
RouterOS reverse-engineering corpus. Drained slices:
msg_re/parse_x3—/nova/etc/loader/system.x3parsing that proves process ids are loader-assigned and version-scoped.msg_re/find_handlers— registered-handler enumeration per binary (e.g./nova/bin/userhandlers[1..8]).poc/bytheway— CVE-2018-14847 PoC; documents/nova/bin/mproxyat process id 2 in 6.30.1–6.42.x.8291_honeypot— handshake-layer behavior of WinBox connections.
TypeScript decoder for The Dude dude.db objs.obj blobs. Source of
the entire profiles/dude-on-disk/ TAG / RANGE catalog: object-class
ranges, per-class field tables, sentinel values, and the
"@deprecated"-style alias trail.
Older C++ Dude decoder. Cross-checked against donny for the
dude-on-disk profile; preserved older field-name spellings as aliases
where they diverge.
Pure-Python WinBox terminal-protocol implementation. Source of the seed
material in profiles/winbox-ipc/strawman/
(three .ksy files plus the semantic-overlay .yaml) and the
PROTOCOL.md notes that drove the v0.1 strawman drain.
If you drain a substantial new source — a project repo, a research
paper, a vendor doc tree — add a section here. Per-page web citations
stay inside the schema's evidence: blocks; this page is a project-level
index, not an exhaustive bibliography. See
.github/instructions/credits-maintenance.instructions.md.