We are happy to announce that AMI has become a 🥇Gold-level sponsor of #OST2!

Learn about their work creating firmware across the industry here: https://ost2.fyi/Sponsor_AMI_SM

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@OpenSecurityTraining2/115802818424446652

We're always looking for more sponsors for #OST2! If your company wants to support creating better security engineers everywhere in the world, get in touch!

#OST2 has a deep, and growing, amount of material that's relevant to learning reverse engineering. And our https://ost2.fyi/Dbg1101 introduction to IDA as a debugger class instructor, Christina Johns @bitmaize is working on the "Reverse Engineering 2001: Introductory Static Analysis of C-based programs" class, which will unlock opportunities for many new classes!

Also thanks to folks like Justine Benjamin for recognizing the value in supporting OST2!
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We are happy to announce that Hex-Rays @HexRaysSA makers of IDA, have become a 🥇Gold-level sponsor of #OST2!

Learn all the latest about their software reverse engineering tools here: https://ost2.fyi/Sponsor_HexRays_SM

I was invited to give a talk at @vusec while I was in AMS for HWIO. So of course I talked to the students about the value of grabbing some vocational skills from @OpenSecurityTraining2 , to boost their resumes. And I got to meet #OST2 instructor Sina Karvandi @intel80x86 (of HyperDbg fame -> https://ost2.fyi/Dbg3301) in person, as he's doing a PhD there.

As VUSec is one of the places that found some of the early "named/logo bugs" for microarchitectural attacks, I liked that they had an emulation cabinet with a "LOGO INVADERS" design on it :)

We are happy to announce that Binarly has renewed their 🥇Gold-level sponsorship of #OST2!

Learn more about what they do in firmware & supply chain security here: https://ost2.fyi/Sponsor_Binarly_SM