Ghidra — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 18

This page aggregates Common Weakness Enumerations associated with the Ghidra software development tool provided by the National Security Agency. It compiles a comprehensive list of security flaws discovered within Ghidra versions, covering vulnerabilities reported and patched between 2019 and 2024. By consolidating data from various security advisories and vendor notifications, this resource allows researchers to track the National Security Agency's response to critical issues in its flagship reverse engineering framework. Users can explore specific weakness classes to understand the nature of bugs, such as buffer overflows, input validation errors, or improper access controls, that have historically affected the platform. The collection enables developers and security analysts to look up a specific product's vulnerability history, providing context on how frequently issues are identified and resolved. This aggregated view helps in assessing the overall security posture of the tool over time and identifying recurring patterns in the codebase. Understanding these historical trends is essential for evaluating the stability of the software in sensitive environments. The page serves as a reference point for those needing to verify patch levels or assess risk exposure without relying on fragmented sources. It is designed for technical audiences who require accurate, structured data to inform their security assessments and mitigation strategies. All information presented is derived from official disclosures and widely recognized security databases.