[sunjester]

The United States' National Security Agency (NSA) is planning to release its internally developed reverse engineering tool for free at the upcoming RSA security conference 2019 that will be held in March in San Francisco.

https://thehackernews.com/2019/01/ghidra...-tool.html

[Oni]

Wikileaks already dropped it, but this should be interesting.

[Kaz]

Thanks for the info, can you upload every information you get about this?? I want to know more.

[sunjester]

Wikileaks already dropped it, but this should be interesting.

Yea, I'm sure there will be some gnarly backdoors in it also lol. I would have preferred the Prism software over this

[zorrophreak]

Wikileaks already dropped it, but this should be interesting.

Hey well at least that should give the NSA cause to fuck themselves over and release a different version with a million of removed features.

Yea, I'm sure there will be some gnarly backdoors in it also lol. I would have preferred the Prism software over this

I feel like PRISM was kind of a rigged up framework of other software to perform the program, unless you're referring to something else.

[sunjester]

I feel like PRISM was kind of a rigged up framework of other software to perform the program, unless you're referring to something else.

That's the one I mean

[mothered]

Wikileaks already dropped it, but this should be interesting.

Yea, I'm sure there will be some gnarly backdoors in it also lol.

This ^

And the same may apply with this (NSA). I doubt they're releasing It as a token of goodwill.

[sunjester]

Wikileaks already dropped it, but this should be interesting.

Yea, I'm sure there will be some gnarly backdoors in it also lol.

This ^

And the same may apply with this (NSA). I doubt they're releasing It as a token of goodwill.

I agree, unless they release the source

[mothered]

Yea, I'm sure there will be some gnarly backdoors in it also lol.

This ^

And the same may apply with this (NSA). I doubt they're releasing It as a token of goodwill.

unless they release the source

Of which I highly doubt.

That said, If they do, I will gladly stand corrected.