Just in case you were unaware, I present to you source code for Ghidra, the NSA's software reverse engineering framework and a bunch of other goodies:
https://github.com/nationalsecurityagency
https://github.com/nationalsecurityagency
The NSA's github page
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This isn't a hacking / malware forum though, you're aware right?
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Ghidra seems dope! I can't imagine how I was missing out on this piece of software. Thanks for the recommendation.
Well it seems they have more "anti hacking" stuffs than hacking stuffs, but yes; technology can be used both for good and bad purposes.
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they have a ton of hacking stuff, they just don't release that as they use it themselfs.Ghidra seems dope! I can't imagine how I was missing out on this piece of software. Thanks for the recommendation.
Well it seems they have more "anti hacking" stuffs than hacking stuffs, but yes; technology can be used both for good and bad purposes.
however a lot of it leaked when they got hacked by shadowbrokers which resulted in the wannacry spread using one of their exploits for windows (eternalblue)
leechesBleechin
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The entire NSA arsenal is floating around online somewhere, the stuff they didn't want you to have.
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And this is just open source - you know that - right?
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Ghidra seems dope! I can't imagine how I was missing out on this piece of software. Thanks for the recommendation.
Well it seems they have more "anti hacking" stuffs than hacking stuffs, but yes; technology can be used both for good and bad purposes.
Only purpose in IM I can see anyone using these tools is to analyze malware.
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Haha, or probably crack a bot?
I don't want to go into that grey zone, coz some bots might be in DNS list. :S
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Haha, or probably crack a bot?
I don't want to go into that grey zone. :S
LOL
Hadn't thought about that one. I guess I gotta get into this. What's it called again, ghidstra?
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Ghidra? My weekend project, this weekend.
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Ghidra? My weekend project, this weekend.
Mine too next weekend LOLOLOL
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Ghidra? why does it sound like a terrorist group?Just in case you were unaware, I present to you source code for Ghidra, the NSA's software reverse engineering framework and a bunch of other goodies:
https://github.com/nationalsecurityagency
ExperimentalSEO
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Its provided by the government for people to play around with, its not some illegal software.
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What do IM'ers use it for?
ExperimentalSEO
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Use it to reverse engineer software to create alternatives or something better suited towards their needs.
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Yeah well that's not what IM'ers do which was the point of my comment all along....
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Someone will find a way to monetize it surely xD
ExperimentalSEO
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Outsource it to a programmer*
Yes. I bet he wouldn't say no to anyone who can utilise it to create a cutting-edge IM staple though