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AI Reverse Engineering in 2026: How LLM Agents Drive Ghidra and IDA (and Where They Fail)

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A year ago, "AI reverse engineering" meant pasting a decompiled function into a chat window and asking what it did. In 2026 it means something different: an agent such as Claude, Codex or a local model drives the disassembler itself - it lists functions, follows cross-references, renames variables…

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  1. 2026-10-20 16:39 · DEV Community — AI
    AI Reverse Engineering in 2026: How LLM Agents Drive Ghidra and IDA (and Where They Fail)

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