Collaborate Disseminate
It’s been a year since we launched our VirusTotal plugin for IDA Pro, followed by SentinelOne’s amazing contribution to the community with their VirusTotal plugin for GHIDRA (thanks again for the great job), inspired by the original IDA plugin but addi… Continue reading When you go fighting malware don´t forget your VT plugins
Even though most of the world population couldn’t tell you what room or body temperature is in Fahrenheit, there are some places on this globe where this unit is still in common use. For people in those areas, it’s therefore …read more
Continue reading Ghidra Used to Patch Fahrenheit Into An Air Quality Meter
In this blog series, I will be putting the spotlight on some useful Ghidra features you might have missed. Each post will look at a different feature and show how it helps you save time and be more effective in your reverse engineering workflows. Ghidr… Continue reading Ghidra 101: Decoding Stack Strings
In this blog series, I will be putting the spotlight on useful Ghidra features you may have missed. Each post will look at a different feature and show how it helps you save time and be more effective in your reverse engineering workflows. Ghidra is an… Continue reading Ghidra 101: Slice Highlighting
It’s been a little while since we last reviewed a book, but a lot of my team has been spending time with Ghidra this year. Craig Young taught a course on the subject, and I’ve used it with my students at Fanshawe College in their Malware Analysis cours… Continue reading #TripwireBookClub – The Ghidra Book
In this blog series, I will be putting the spotlight on useful Ghidra features that you may have missed. Each post will look at a different feature and show how it helps you save time and be more effective while reverse engineering. Ghidra is an incred… Continue reading Ghidra 101: Cursor Text Highlighting
Running the IoT Hack Lab at SecTor has been a highlight of my year since 2015. Although we won’t be back this year to fill our corner of the MTCC, I’m happy to be teaching A Beginner’s Guide to Reversing with Ghidra as part of the SecTor 2020 virtual c… Continue reading Learn Ghidra From Home at SecTor 2020
Amateur radio operators have always been at the top of their game when they’ve been hacking radios. A ham license gives you permission to open up a radio and modify it, or even to build a radio from scratch. True, as technology has advanced the opportunities for old school radio …read more
Continue reading High-End Ham Radio Gives Up Its Firmware Secrets
The National Security Agency’s open source reverse engineering tool, Ghidra, is impacted by a vulnerability, but security experts — including those at the NSA familiar with Ghidra — tell CyberScoop it would be pretty difficult to be attacked via the vulnerability if you know how to reverse engineer malware. The vulnerability, CVE-2019-16941, would allow hackers to compromise exposed systems when Ghidra’s experimental mode is running, according to the bug announcement from the National Institute of Standards and Technology. In theory, this vulnerability would allow arbitrary code to be executed against a Ghidra user if a malicious XML document — a plain text file often used to store data — is introduced. But that introduction is unlikely to happen because running these kinds of files through Ghidra would be pretty unusual, researchers told CyberScoop. “These files are not normally shared among users and not normally part of the distribution,” the NSA […]
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Flaw in National Security Agency’s Ghidra reverse-engineering tools allows hackers to execute code in vulnerable systems. Continue reading New Bug Found in NSA’s Ghidra Tool