Is Ghidra literally malware?
Is Ghidra literally malware?
Justin Young
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Adam Parker
Is the NSA an overbudget spying organization?
Brayden Smith
>be intelligence agency
>release open source software with backdoor knowing thousand of nerds will be combing through every line specifically looking for backdoors
That's not very intelligence of you, bro...
Jace Martinez
I realize it would be suicide for them to put a backdoor in a reverse engineering tool they're making publicly open source but I really can't get over installing NSA written software on my otherwise 99.9% FLOSS box.
I know, they have a backdoor anyways, there's better ways in etc. etc.
Jackson Young
Why they did it with system d
Joshua Evans
Is OP literally retarded?
Gabriel Butler
They're releasing open source software that will be used by malware reverse engineers (i.e. the most qualified people in the world when it comes to identifying backdoors and other malicious activity in software). If it really is a backdoor then they're idiots for making it open-source.
Caleb Richardson
>thousand of nerds will be combing through every line
lol
Lucas Gutierrez
>Is software released by the NSA malware
Well yeah they will. And they won't understand a single thing cause they're all a bunch of larping Jow Forumstards.
Easton Gomez
I always read the thumbnail as CHIDRA.
Cameron Martin
of course
Charles Rogers
The NSA already owns you through intel management engine. They're basically giving you a toolkit to RE chink software.
Jason Thompson
well if it is then you can just analyze ghidra using ghidra, right?
Thomas Bennett
The target audience for software like this would find and pick apart any sort of backdoor in very short order.
Ian Price
IDA PRO IS BETTER THEN THIS JAVA GARBAGE.
Daniel Baker
This
It's open source. You can literally read every line of code.
Isaiah Wilson
No, NSA just needs more workers
Carter Reyes
Yeah but this is free
Brandon Smith
When are they actually going to release the source code? The code in the release archive does not include the decompiler source code. The decompiler is not written in Java, so you can't easily decompile it.
Joseph Torres
>This repository is a placeholder for the full open source release.,Be assured efforts are underway to make the software available here.,In the meantime, enjoy using Ghidra on your SRE efforts, developing your own scripts and plugins, and perusing the over-one-million-lines of Java and Sleigh code released within the initial public release.
github.com
>release "open source" tool
>without the source
Hard pass
Isaiah Smith
the only reason the nsa would release source code is to crowd source the public"s ability to detect backdoors
Henry Cruz
They released this with a backdoor so other countries' intelligence agencies investigate it and the backdoor already called home so the NSA know if NK really is a cyber security threat (they aren't btw, all hackers are Russians who false flag with NK "evidence").
Ryan Lopez
What the hell it can't read pdb?
Stupid!
Landon Cox
This is why I use based AMD® FX™
Andrew Bennett
IDA pro costs 500 dollaridoos