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Binary Ninja 5.2, Io, is live and it's out of this world! binary.ninja/2025/11/13/bin… With some of our most requested features of all time including bitfield support, containers, hexagon, Ghidra import, and a huge upgrade to TTD capabilities, plus a ton more, make sure to check out the changelog!

We've uploaded our live stream from RE//verse 2026 where we sat down with @emesarecom from @vector35 to discuss WARP signatures used for symbol and type information recovery. Mason is a wealth of knowledge and it was a pleasure speaking with him at this amazing event!

@lcfr_eth @banteg Let us know when it's live so we can add it to the plugin manager!

@banteg I'm curious how yours compares to this or if you had any issues with this one to then create yours github.com/fosdickio/bina… ? i'm also pushing a fun binja related tool shortly you might appreciate.

literally this is all the agent needs for decompile work of course i added more convenient stuff like spilling large decompiles to disk instead of choking the model's precious context

@aussetg Yup! Just contact support email or chat from the website and you basically trade-in/refund the previous license pro-rated toward a fresh upgraded license any time. Will be a bit slow tomorrow though, we are all coming off a busy weekend running RE//verse

@vector35 You can upgrade licenses ? And I was just planning to go with the Standard License, my brain haven’t decayed by overusing agents *that* much yet, I think I can have fun learning with my own hands and eyes 😅

Has anybody used Binary Ninja to reverse engineer Binary Ninja? Just asking

@aussetg Always helpful to hear what people are using it for, thanks. Who knows quite often that's how people find new careers!

@vector35 My use case btw as a hobbyist that, for now as I now have a reason to learn, has ZERO RE experience is: asking an agent occasionally to help with updating something or with a driver or similar when all I have is some random windows only binary.

@aussetg Don't overextend financially! Maybe later it will make more sense to upgrade. Rather have long term happy customers than a short term profit.

@vector35 And I am extremely impressed by your openness, considering this is way beyond what is reasonable not to be ok with as a company. Really helps me justify my poor financial decision to buy a software I have 0 use for.

@aussetg It's... not , that's the main reason why we don't list it in the plugin manager. That said the dawn of agentic RE changes the situation a little bit. Not sure what the "right" license types look like in the future.

@vector35 It’s funny it’s exactly what the LLM suggested doing/creating. Doesn’t seem very in spirit of the license.

@aussetg Ahh, that makes sense. There are a few MCP options that run from the UI and there's also github.com/hugsy/binja-he… if that helps.

@vector35 I'll be 100% honest: I wanted to give an LLM access to the API. I can see why that's definitely a killer selling point for the commercial API ;) Also I don't *need* it, I just like new toys, and oh boy is it a shiny toy.

@aussetg You get almost the full API even with the non-commercial version! Just slightly less convenient for headless stuff but the only APIs you're missing are around projects.

@vector35 Didn’t expect an answer 🙊 Anyway I need to enroll in college, again, to afford the Commercial license to get the API. Congrats on making a product so sexy it makes non-practitioners want to get into the field as a hobby !

Since we ❤️ Binary Ninja and @Vector35, we collaborated to bring support for using VulHunt and Binary Ninja together: #binary-ninja" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">vulhunt.re/docs/user-guid…

If you are at RE//verse, you can find the Binary Ninja Booth in the RE//fresh lounge! We will be running live demos and handing out Binja swag. Come say hey and sign our banner! Not in Orlando this week? We will be streaming at 3 PM ET live from RE//verse: youtube.com/live/bW-oz1UVk…

@offlinemark Even if you weren't, people should check out your streams! Great resource for anyone into OS internals.

also very proud to be using @vector35 Binary Ninja on stream =)

week 109, streaming kernel dev right now topic: kernel threads (cooperative) last week, we started a basic scheduler/thread implementation and got a single kernel thread running. going to work on switching between threads today see ya 👋 youtube.com/live/wWDHk4no9…

Do you even lift? Because Glenn does -- and he'll walk you through the steps so you can get decompilation by implementing lifting for your customer architectures in Binary Ninja in part 2/3 of our architecture guide: binary.ninja/2026/02/26/qua…

Want to get the best decompilation for your own architecture? Glenn's post shows how you can enable Binary Ninja to give you the best decompilation around. Part 1 covers the basics up to disassembly, assembly, and control-flow. Next week, part 2 covers lifting and our first decompilation results. binary.ninja/2026/02/20/qua…

Going live now! Don't miss some fantastic demos by our RE//verse instructors! youtube.com/vector35/live

Connect with us on Friday 2/20 @ 3pm for some advanced exploitation! Brandon (teaching Firmware RE at RE//verse) has a spicy meshtastic bug from class for us to preview, then we'll continue with more advanced C++ reversing! youtube.com/watch?v=k0s7W3…

We're going live in just a few minutes! Join us to explore a couple new features! Including one from the API that we haven't yet looked at on stream... youtube.com/live/T4k2D-3z_…

Command Palette is getting a serious upgrade in the upcoming Jotunheim release! Beyond actions, you can now search functions and symbols, types, strings, open tabs, and even project files, all from the keyboard. Read about it in our latest blog post: binary.ninja/2026/02/05/com…