Ghidra is a Software Reverse Engineering (SRE) tool developed by the National Security Agency (NSA). It is a free and open source software suite that allows users to reverse engineer software programs, analyze malware, and generate software signatures.
Ghidra is available for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Ghidra provides a powerful suite of tools for reverse engineering software, allowing users to quickly analyze and understand complex code.
Features:
• Multiplatform Support: Ghidra supports Windows, Linux, and macOS.
• Scripting: Ghidra offers scripting support in Python and Java.
• Decompiler: Ghidra's decompiler can turn executable files into human-readable source code.
• Analyzer: Ghidra's Analyzer feature can automatically detect code patterns and provide users with information about the functions within a program.
• Debugger: Ghidra's debugger allows users to trace the execution of a program in real-time.
• Binary Diffing: Ghidra's Binary Diffing feature allows users to compare two different versions of a binary file and see the differences between them.
• Plugins: Ghidra offers many third-party plugins, allowing users to extend its functionality.
• Database Support: Ghidra's database provides a way to store and manage all the data associated with a project.
• Graphs and Reports: Ghidra's built-in reports and graphs allow users to visualize their data.
• Security: Ghidra is designed with security in mind, with the ability to detect and prevent malicious code.
• Cross-Platform Support: Ghidra supports multiple platforms, making it easy to use on different operating systems.
• Documentation: Ghidra includes extensive documentation and tutorials, making it easy to learn and use.