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A family of instruction set architectures originally based on the Intel 8086 CPU that functions with a very wide array of operating systems, including Windows, MacOS X, Linux, BSD, and Solaris.
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Can Ghidra do backward symbolic execution?
Looks like you also asked the question over on the Ghidra GitHub page and the answer there is the same.
Essentially, no, Ghidra does not do that. But you should investigate Angr, Klee, Bitblaze, or …
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