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And while NSA cybersecurity adviser Rob Joyce called the tool a “contribution to the nation’s cybersecurity community” in announcing it at RSA, it will no doubt be used far beyond the United States. Ghidra is not a tool that facilitates you to hack a device. It is a reverse engineering platform that is used to […]
GHIDRA is NSA’s reverse engineering tool released earlier this month. Earlier this month, Hackread.com posted about the National Security Agency’s (NSA) publicly releasing its decompiler and disassembler tool GHIDRA and make it open-source software. Now, it has been revealed that the generic reverse engineering tool has a flaw that can be exploited by cybercriminals for carrying […]
Here comes some good news from the RSA Conference 2019. NSA has allegedly open sourced its robust reverse engineering tool Ghidra. It means anyone can now benefit from the pros of this powerful tool free. Certainly, this will be a pleasing move for bug hunters and cybersecurity enthusiasts alike. This week, the National Security Agency […]
NSA released Ghidra a free reverse Engineering tool for Malware analyst with an interactive GUI capability that runs on various platforms including Windows, Mac OS, and Linux and supports a number of processor modules. Ghidra gives flexibility for users to create additional plug-in components and scripts using Java or Python. It helps in analyzing malicious […]
Recently we informed that the National Security Agency’s (NSA) plans to release GHIDRA, the famous reverse engineering tool in March. As per latest reports, the NSA has released GHIDRA and the open-source world can now use it easily. This is quite unlike the other cybersecurity tools so far associated with the NSA because it is […]
It’s not a hidden fact that the National Security Agency (NSA) develops and uses many powerful and in-house security tools for carrying out different “important” tasks. Ghidra is one such well-known software reverse engineering toolkit that the agency has been using for a long time. At 2019’s RSA security conference, the NSA open sourced the […]