Why haven't you started to learn reverse engineering yet? With Ghidra out, it's easier and cheaper (free, in fact!) than ever.
Here, start with this:
shogunlab.com
Why haven't you started to learn reverse engineering yet? With Ghidra out, it's easier and cheaper (free...
Angel Carter
Cooper Hall
lack of a debugger is kind of a deal breaker
Landon Russell
No interesting targets
Jace Campbell
NSA pls go. Just scrap it and start contributing to radare2.
Jacob Ward
Not like you were using the one in fucking ida, it's so trash.
Levi Bailey
can I use it to do simple crackmes or do I need olly
Daniel Wright
because it produces ass decompilation when compared to hexrays
Connor Jones
they're pretty different things
ghidra can generate C-like code from assembly and olly is a debugger
Logan Ward
>Doesn't support SHIFT-JIS
I tried it, but its not usable for reverse engineering old japanese games that i want to translate to english
Eli Fisher
radare > nsa trojan horse
William Cruz
NSA said that it's coming.
Jacob Howard
That's also what your mother said
Bentley Hernandez
You can use it to do crackme's. Right now Ghidra is just for static analysis and patching (looking what's in binary and exe files), not for seeing what is going on in the memory during runtime. But that will arrive later, too.
Daniel Torres
It's open source and has nice APIs, so be a good boy and write an extension that adds support for SHIFT-JIS.
Kevin Taylor
>gets infected with CIA nigger computer aids
Joshua Reyes
NSA here, the dowload link on their webpage doesn't even work.
Elijah Hernandez
Radare doesn't even have decompilation. Useless piece of shit software.
Jason Phillips
I'll wait till it can recognize such generic compiler output as memcpy and strdup and whatever.
Samuel Green
>2019
>going anywhere near shit-jizz
Henry Walker
bump
Jason Clark
why did they name it after an evil three headed space dragon?
Jordan Thompson
Because it sounds cool.
Christopher Watson
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James Bailey
Building Ghidra for ARM
Their build is a bit weird though
It doesn't help that I dislike gradle
Some of the dependencies are not available on maven central either
Connor Davis
Does it not have ARM support? Or are you talking about running it on ARM? it's java, why does it matter?
Connor Phillips
been using gdb, ddd, xxd and jed for years.
Joshua Myers
>running on arm
yes
The decompiler is in C++
I assume to leverage some libraries not available in Java
There's a PR open on the project with patches needed to support ARM and RISC-V which I'll likely need as well
Gavin Wilson
they need to open source it asap so people can start fixing that shit. it had a couple annoying UI glitches when i used it
Noah Bailey
NSA is is full of mad lads
Jose Flores
It's open source
All the C++ is there AFAIK right now
The problem is something like dex2jar
it's not on maven central
Or AXMLPrinter2
which is just some jar from a forum post on xda
I'm working on it
I plan to push changes back to the main project
Maybe they will accept
Elijah Jones
git clone github.com
cd radare2
make
sudo make install
works perfectly fine last time I checked
Luke Hall
>not using IDA
Literally name one free reverse engineering tool that produces more readable pseudo code / assembly than IDA
Cooper Carter
>spending $15,000 on a copy of IDA Pro
no thanks, bru
Noah Morgan
Ghidra is java not c++ it contains only 6.8%
Google.com/chinese ida crack if you're a home user hex rays doesn't give a shit
Your workplace will buy your IDA Pro if you're doing RE work
Xavier Nelson
I'm not saying it isn't java
I'm saying the decompiler part is C++ and won't work on my ARM laptop
That's why I'm working on a source build
github.com
Once I get that working, I might even try pushing the C++ parts into GraalVM
>IDA
Does that run on an ARM laptop?
Evan Jenkins
looks more fun than programming. can't find a job that'll pay me to do this though
Anthony Garcia
So why'd they release it? To infect our computers with nigger AIDS? To inject more talent into the security industry?
Luke Hall
to recruit people for their zinc sulfide orgies