8 ms·
I had an intel MacBook that was a good fit for doing reverse engineering work on malware. I suppose this method would be kind of a compromise for those that sti
by F147H34D 4y ago
I had an intel MacBook that was a good fit for doing reverse engineering work on malware. I suppose this method would be kind of a compromise for those that still want to use Mac system, even know it is incompatible with most of their RE tools/virtual machines.
Anyone used Ghirda on a M1 Mac?
- angulardragon03 4y agoPlenty of anecdotal evidence to suggest Ghidra works fine on Apple Silicon (I also haven’t personally run up against anything unexpected)
- lukeh 4y agoYup, it works.
- saagarjha 4y agoI’ve been using Ghidra on Apple silicon even before M1 came out, it works quite well. I’d suggest building it yourself so you can get native decompilers, though.