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For Java, not for native code. Fortunately we have Ghidra to look at itself?
> Fortunately we have Ghidra to look at itself? The all-time classic “Reflections on Trusting Trust”[1] seems relevant again here. [1] https://www.archive.ece.cmu.edu/~ganger/712.fall02/papers/p7...
So how do you respond to Ghidra? Is there a way to leverage it?
Reviews of it seem alright. Still have yet to see the source code added to the repo :)
While there's no source for the decompiler, the decompiler binaries themselves are unstripped and C++, meaning they're actually fairly straightforward to reverse. Plus, you get all the Java code that drives the decompiler binaries.
I am also curious as to what was left out of the public release. It's clear that not everything was included (even though there's a lot here).
Has anyone created a discord or IRC for this yet? I'm keen on learning a tool like this, and would love to be able to discuss it with others. If anyone wants, I will, but if that's a bad idea then let me know and I won't. Just looking to learn from others more experienced than myself!
Has anyone created a discord or IRC for this yet? I'm keen on learning a tool like this, and would love to be able to discuss it with others. If anyone wants, I will, but if that's a bad idea then let me know and I won't. Just looking to learn from others more experienced than myself!
I would join in if something like this existed. I'm still a beginner though, so I wouldn't be able to provide a lot of guidance on how to use anything.
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Do you think I should put one up?
Perhaps a freenode channel? ##ghidra seems to be available.