Ghidra is an amazing tool, and indeed the fact that the NSA contributed this to the public is amazing, but understandable if your goal is to enhance cyber-secur

Ghidra is an amazing tool, and indeed the fact that the NSA contributed this to the public is amazing, but understandable if your goal is to enhance cyber-security: it is the perfect swiss knife to figure out if there's nasty things embedded in binary blobs. The one thing I would love to see come to Ghidra is an ML powered assistant that adds two features: - AI-powered automated, semantically relevant, routine and variable naming - AI-powered compiler recognition and improved recovery of loop structure Both things should be possible using LLMs and the fact that compilers can be used to generate an infinite size training set for almost free.