radare2 — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 38

This page documents known vulnerabilities in radare2, an open-source reverse engineering framework, classified under common weakness types found in binary analysis and manipulation software. It aggregates security issues reported in various databases and advisory sources, covering incidents from the initial public release of the tool through recent updates. By visiting this resource, you can track specific advisories issued by the radare2 development team, understand the patterns and implications associated with these weakness classes, and review the historical vulnerability data for the product. The collection focuses on providing a clear overview of security incidents affecting the framework without promoting any specific vendor or service. Each entry links to detailed information where available, allowing users to assess the impact on their workflows. The scope includes flaws related to memory corruption, input validation, and privilege escalation, among others, which are critical for users relying on radare2 for forensic analysis, malware reverse engineering, or software development. This compilation serves as a neutral reference for security researchers and developers seeking to understand the risk landscape. It does not include proprietary or unverified claims, ensuring the integrity of the data presented. Users can rely on this summary to gauge the overall security posture of radare2 over time and make informed decisions about patching and mitigation strategies. The information is organized to facilitate quick identification of relevant trends and recurring issues within the codebase.