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I've recently started diving into reverse engineering, and I've heard a lot of great things about Ghidra. However, I'm a bit overwhelmed with its features and tools. I'm hoping to become more comfortable with Ghidra and understand most of its capabilities.

Could you share your tips, tricks, and advice on how to effectively use Ghidra for reverse engineering tasks? Are there any particular tutorials, resources, or best practices that you found helpful during your journey with Ghidra?

Also, I'm curious if Ghidra has the ability to dynamically run through code, similar to what you can do with IDA? Or is it mainly for static analysis? Any insights on this aspect would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance for your guidance! submitted by /u/ScottyBoi102
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