I recently started using themes (which are just text files with color codes, as it should be) and even though I'm not at all picky about these things OMG it's so much better now!
Dear #Ghidra experts, I am trying to import and analyze a plain flat binary file with firmware for a known CPU architecture. As I am not sure about the start address, I am playing around with it. For analysis, it's super useful to create the memory map (ROM section, RAM sections, NVM and memory-mapped peripherals). Especially access to peripherals will assist in finding out what the code is doing. I don't want to manually write the map. What's best? 🧵
ReVa 7.3.0 is released! ✨
- Support for binary diffing and version tracking. A lot of time optimizing this for the LLM to work on small and large binaries 🫠
- Support for background analysis (useful for large firmware!)
https://github.com/cyberkaida/reverse-engineering-assistant/releases
After being stupid and deleting everything that I collected in my previous attempts to reverse engineer Origin's 1995 game CyberMage: Darklight Awakening, I took the release of #Fable 5 as motivation to start over, but this time fully automated, with the agent controlling headless #Ghidra.
tl;dr: Fable does very much NOT like to patch binaries, not even 30 year old DOS EXEs. 🤣
📣🚨 Watch out as hackers are cloning Ghidra, dnSpy, ILSpy and other free tool sites to spread malware through fake downloads, including RemusStealer, crypto clippers and loaders.
Read: https://hackread.com/hackers-clone-ghidra-dnspy-tool-sites-spread-malware/
🚨 #Google piégé ? Ce script invisible infecte les utilisateurs d'outils open source
https://goodtech.info/google-recherche-malware-faux-sites-open-source-click-hijacking/
> Attention où vous cliquez ! 🚨 Une gigantesque campagne cyber usurpe l'identité de projets open source célèbres (#Ghidra, #SpiderFoot) directement sur Google. Grâce à un script invisible, le bouton de téléchargement vous pirate même si le lien affiché pointe vers le vrai GitHub. On vous dévoile les coulisses de ce piège diabolique 👇

Attention où vous cliquez ! 🚨 Une gigantesque campagne cyber usurpe l'identité de projets open source célèbres (Ghidra, SpiderFoot) directement sur Google. Grâce à un script invisible, le bouton de téléchargement vous pirate même si le lien affiché pointe vers le vrai GitHub. On vous dévoile les coulisses de ce piège diabolique 👇