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A vulnerability in Ghidra, the generic disassembler and decompiler released by the National Security Agency (NSA) in early March, could be exploited to execute code remotely, researchers say. read more
Researchers have released a proof-of-concept showing how a XXE vulnerability can be exploited to attack Ghidra project users.
'For the Record, There's No Backdoor,' NSA's Rob Joyce Tells RSA ConferenceHere's free software built by the National Security Agency called Ghidra that reverse-engineers binary application files...
We've heard this tale before. This time, it was mentioned by a congressional aide. Also, the NSA released Ghidra, a free reverse-engineering tool.
The United States National Security Agency (NSA) this week released its in-house reverse engineering tool Ghidra to the public, for free. read more
The National Security Agency (NSA) has released Ghidra, a free and cross-platform software reverse engineering tool suite used internally by the intelligence agency. They are also planning on...
The United States' National Security Agency (NSA) today finally released GHIDRA version 9.0 for free, the agency’s home-grown classified software reverse engineering tool that agency experts have...
Reverse-engineering suite now available to download... and maybe run in a VM, eh? RSA The NSA has released its home-grown open-source reverse-engineering suite Ghidra that folks can use to poke...
But really it's just the start of the latest surveillance chess game Special report The NSA may kill off a controversial mass surveillance program of Americans that was exposed by Edward Snowden,...
Plus, Vita boot ROM caper, TCL caught slinging Android malware, etc Roundup This week we saw a Huawei official cuffed (again), telcos caught selling tracking data (again) and Microsoft patching...