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Introduction Ghidra is a Software Reverse Engineering (SRE) Framework developed by the National Security Agency Research Directorate for NSA’s cybersecurity mission. It was created with aim to help all pentesters and cybersecurity professionals with reverse engineering, analyzing code for malware and viruses, to understand potential vulnerabilities in systems/networks, etc. Ghidra: SRE [Software Reverse Engineering ] Framework Ghidra SRE tool was built to provide a customizable and extensible reverse engineering platform which will solve all scaling problems that cybersecurity experts and teams encounter on a daily basis. In addition, NSA hopes that Ghidra is going to improve cybersecurity education trough school, cybersecurity training and similar activities. Features: Ghidra is completely free and open source available for both experienced cybersecurity professionals and those who just have started. Includes plenty of software analysis tools for compiled code analysis. Cross-platform: Linux (64-bit, CentOS recommended/preferred), OS X 10.8.3+, Windows (7/10). It’s capable of disassembling, assembling, decompilation, graphic/scripting, etc. It has a processor modeling language Sleigh that specifies how machine language instructions are dissembled and transformed into a P-code (tool’s intermediate presentation). Ghidra can be run in both interactive GUI and automated modes. It also supports a number of processor instruction sets and executable formats. It allows you to develop your own plugins and scripts using the exposed API (Java or Python). And so much more. Ghidra: Ghidra_9.2_build GP-0_emteere minor change to make SP unaffected on V850 [hide][Hidden Content]]