Ghidra — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 22

This page aggregates known security vulnerabilities associated with the Ghidra software, a reverse engineering and analysis suite developed by the National Security Agency. The collection covers various defect categories, including memory safety issues, logic flaws, and authentication bypasses, spanning the full documented history of the tool. Here, users can track how the product’s security posture has evolved, examine the frequency of specific weakness classes like use-after-free or integer overflow, and review the chronology of disclosed fixes. This resource serves as a technical reference for analysts assessing the risk profile of applications built with or analyzed by Ghidra, allowing them to correlate advisory patterns over time. By examining these aggregated records, stakeholders can identify recurring defect types to inform patch management strategies and development prioritization. The data presented focuses strictly on publicly disclosed issues and their resolutions, providing a factual baseline for security auditing.