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Introduction
This article describes an approach for using Ghidra to perform malicious code analysis. Ghidra is a free software reverse engineering (SRE) framework developed by the National Security Agency (NSA) of the United States. It was released as open-source software in March 2019, making this powerful reverse engineering tool available to all, regardless of budget.
Developers at the NSA maintain an active GitHub page for Ghidra where they have addressed hundreds of bugs, questions, and enhancement requests. Since its release, Ghidra has attracted a growing community of contributors and has seen four minor releases. We touched on the release of Ghidra and mentioned its key features in a previous blog.
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This article describes an approach for using Ghidra to perform malicious code analysis. Ghidra is a free software reverse engineering (SRE) framework developed by the National Security Agency (NSA) of the United States. It was released as open-source software in March 2019, making this powerful reverse engineering tool available to all, regardless of budget.
Developers at the NSA maintain an active GitHub page for Ghidra where they have addressed hundreds of bugs, questions, and enhancement requests. Since its release, Ghidra has attracted a growing community of contributors and has seen four minor releases. We touched on the release of Ghidra and mentioned its key features in a previous blog.
An Introduction To Code Analysis With Ghidra
Ghidra is a free software reverse-engineering framework developed by the NSA and released as open-source software. Learn how to use Ghidra to perform malicious code analysis.
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