Disassembles a lot of things... :thumbsup:
Released by the NSA... :dazzled:
May break the forum rules on reverse engineering... :eusa_naughty:
Ghidra (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghidra)
Hi Sinsi
Have you given it a shot yet? :rolleyes:
Biterider
Just a quick look.
(https://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f395/sinsithedog/ghidra%20test.jpg)
:smiley:
> May break the forum rules on reverse engineering
A disassembler is a programmer's tool, its only if some little sh*t want to make postings on how to use it for cracking that it becomes a problem. :angelic:
some differences with ida: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/204876/what-is-the-difference-between-ghidra-and-ida (https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/204876/what-is-the-difference-between-ghidra-and-ida) :arrow_left:
I installed it, after uninstalling Java and reinstalling Java and installing Java SDK. Java sucks :skrewy:
Anyway, it works. Thank you NSA and all the spy agencies. ur da best! Looking forward for something from KGB and Mossad too.
thanks for the link Sinsi
You can try radare2, very nice suite of programs (assembler, disassembler, hexadecimal editor, decompiler, debug, emulator) done to a lot of different architectures like arm, x86, bytecode, ... .
Have an internal emulator that you can, as an example, emulate instructions of arm processor inside a x86 processor, or vice-versa.
Program done to work in console mode but exist GUI like Cutter (Qt5).
The program accepts plugins, one plugin is ghidra decompiler as an alternative to their own decompiler.
Windows, Linux versions are available.