NSA to build new features into its open-source malware analysis tool Ghidra
New enhancements will improve accuracy, claims NSA
New enhancements in Ghidra will include processor modules as well as support for system calls
The US National Security Agency (NSA) is builing several new features into its malware reverse-engineering tool, Ghidra, in a bid to improve accuracy. Brian Knighton, a senior cybersecurity researcher...
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