Ghidra Scripting to Speed Up Reverse Engineering

In this video, we learn how to write custom Ghidra scripts in Python. We automatically print function names and set comments to assist reverse engineering.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:40 Script Manager
02:02 Jython
04:00 currentProgram
05:18 getFunctionManager()
07:41 Getting a Handle
08:28 Iterating through Functions
10:20 Running Script
11:41 Inserting Comments
14:27 Default Scripts
16:34 Recap
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Links Mentioned in Video:
Ghidra:
ghidra-sre.org/
Ghidra Reference Manual:
ghidra.re/ghidra_docs/api/ghi...
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[@DroneMothership]

Maybe this is an odd comment but those transitions are killer. Nice work on all the editing and work put into the background effects!

[@rickr530]

Would love a behind-the-scenes on how it is all done.

[@Comonad]

Agreed! What a whole extra level of effort

[@unknownboi9084]

Which OS does she use in the videos.?

[@frankjansson7563]

Scripting inside ghidra is God tier level ^^ great video as per usual. Thanks Laurie for sharing.

[@0x0d4y]

I used Cutter to perform Reverse Engineering, but I'm migrating to Ghidra because of the absurd capabilities it has. This video fit like a glove, and explained more to me in 17 minutes than hours of reading the documentation!!

[@Trask899]

This is fantastic comment, well made and very informative. Thank you!

[@Berzeger]

You have extensive knowledge of the topic AND you're nice to watch. Thank you for your videos. Keep up the great work. :)

[@CallousCoder]

I like your channel. We share similar lowlevel interest and videos. Ghidra is new to me I used IDA for ages. But I like Ghidra being free and opensource. So this was a great learning experience.

[@nuszkat9953]

What's the software you are using for the recording screen and frontcam feed? I really liked the "Corgi" feature

[@cozt7050]

this was pretty neat. nice video

[@nadabird5349]

You are the best teacher!

[@guigomez3441]

wow didnt know this, its verry usefull for huge huge code program with like 700 000 lines of assembly!!

[@ye-xionlin6976]

Your video is very helful! It help a lot in my system programing class

[@coolwinder]

I never done or had a need for doing this, but this is gorgeous video with beautiful explanations.

[@LuisAPeregrina]

Love the anime transitions!

[@ahmedmani1051]

this is amazing honestly the information given the editing this must have taken a lot of time and effort thank you so much

[@ls.daemon]

I love the UX edits, is that something you do in Adobe AE?

[@ancestrall794]

Thanks for this tutorial

[@yolamontalvan9502]

Whe I heard a noise, I thought it was my stomach but then I realized it was your doggy.

[@AlbertKing-fl1rv]

Loving that WinXP skin..or is it a real WinXP?

[@Monkeyindatrees]

do you know how to make a script to force ghidra into multi-threaded workload to speed up analysis and decompilation?

[@redorchidee1372]

nice to see that programmer synesthesia in the thumbnails, makes me feel at home. for some reason it's something i always notice right away with people who are good at working with abstract concepts

[@bigd2950]

Amazing !

[@segsig2870]

Is it possible to use ghidra to reverse an app (android) written with react native framework? Thank you

[@zclforever]

very nice voice

[@tonmoysiddique]

which version of windows is this?🤨

[@mrtnsgs]

Cool

[@javapaceable]

🐉

[@josefaction6982]

can you reverse engineer unreal engine 5 games and sdk dump them?

[@tellmey1]

I love lain

[@maximshoustin5942]

What is the purpose of using python rather than java? Are there advantages ?

[@saidjuma1433]

Purely down to preference but any difference is in milliseconds

[@toobdooter]

First

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