Summary
The release updates the bridge between Rizin and Ghidra-based analysis tooling and marks compatibility with the newer Rizin series. It gives reverse engineers a current integration point for disassembly and decompilation workflows.
Why it matters
Reverse-engineering tooling is part of modern application-security practice, especially when teams investigate supply-chain incidents or validate binary behaviour.
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