Addison

@addison@nothing-ever.works
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PhD at CISPA, member at secret.club, sleeping at home
Websitehttps://addisoncrump.info/
CISPAhttps://cispa.de/en/people/c01adcr
secret.clubhttps://secret.club/author/addison
ORCIDhttps://orcid.org/0009-0003-3271-3558
GitHubhttps://github.com/addisoncrump
Languageen (native), de (b1/2), es (b1), sq (a1)

There is questioning on the wisdom of holding PLDI in the United States.

Indeed, this is a tough question.

Non-US students that exit the US to attend a conference risk not to be able to return.

Foreign academics that come to the US risk being held at the border or possibly sent to detention without means of recourse, perhaps without being able to seek consular help.

I don't have a solution, except perhaps holding separate conferences US vs non-US.

I'm actually embarrassed by this. I am currently laboratory director, which means that I authorize business travel and I am, in a certain way, responsible for the safety of employees. We currently have received only light guidance and instructions about travel to the US.

We've just published our report on flag sharing during GPN CTF 2025!

Sadly, we had to investigate 53 incidents of flag sharing which was possible because we used dynamic, team-specific flags.

Read the full breakdown of our findings and methodology: https://kitctf.de/gpnctf-23/gpn-ctf-flagshare

#GPN23 #ctf

GNU Health Hospital Information System 5.0 released

https://lwn.net/Articles/1028010/ #LWN

GNU Health Hospital Information System 5.0 released

Version 5.0 of the GNU Health Hospital Information System has been released. This project, wor [...]

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Unveiled at #TROOPERS25 - Hexagon fuzzing unlocked

Hexagon is the architecture in Qualcomm basebands - they power most of the world's leading smartphones.

Until now, this baseband was out of reach.

We released the first open-source toolchain for system-mode Hexagon fuzzing, presented by Luca Glockow (@luglo), Rachna Shriwas, and Bruno Produit (@bruno) at @WEareTROOPERS

Full post: https://www.srlabs.de/blog-post/hexagon-fuzz-full-system-emulated-fuzzing-of-qualcomm-basebands

How we opened up mobile firmware in 3 steps:
1. Boot real iPhone basebands with a custom QEMU fork
2. Rust-powered fuzzer controls execution via JSON configs
3. Ghidra integration maps coverage across threads

This brings full visibility to Qualcomm’s 4G/5G/GPS stacks.

Reproducible. Extendable. Open source.

Hexagon’s no longer off-limits - mobile security just got a lot more transparent.


🔗 Try it yourself: https://github.com/srlabs/hexagon_fuzz
📚 Docs: https://github.com/srlabs/hexagon_fuzz/blob/main/docs/reverse_engineering.md
🖥️ Slides from Troopers25: https://github.com/srlabs/hexagon_fuzz/blob/main/docs/talk/hexagon_fuzz_troopers2025.pdf
🛠️ Issues, ideas, or contributions? PRs welcome.

Hexagon fuzz: Full-system emulated fuzzing of Qualcomm basebands

Bruno Produit, Luca Glockow, Rachna Shriwas

Congratulations to Budapest on a record-breaking Pride! 🏳️‍🌈

200,000 people turned out in defiance of the far-right government's attempt to ban the event, with threats of fines for attendees and imprisonment for organisers.

Freedom prevails when we fight for it.

Want to learn how to build your own #libafl components, but never had the right project? Try working through the interactive exercises that I released today: https://github.com/addisoncrump/parking-game-fuzzer

You'll work through building your own LibAFL components with templates, allowing you to understand them progressively through the context of trying to solve "Tokyo Parking" (AKA Thinkfun's "Rush Hour") puzzles with fuzzing.

#fuzzing #aflplusplus #puzzles #rust #rustlang
GitHub - addisoncrump/parking-game-fuzzer: Learn to LibAFL with parking-game puzzles.

Learn to LibAFL with parking-game puzzles. Contribute to addisoncrump/parking-game-fuzzer development by creating an account on GitHub.

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My husband and I arrived at a party and their dog was too excited. I offered to take her for a walk and we jogged around the nearby fields for the next three hours. When we got back, my husband looked pleased to see me and we said goodbye. That is my favourite party ever.
A scene of modern Britain

Today we’re quietly (and finally!) opening up Railfinder to the public! This is our beta version and - hopefully - the first step towards that one booking site for trains across Europe that we all dream of.

Lots of work has gone into this and equally lots still to do before reach that vision, but if you’d like to try what we’ve built you can now just go to https://www.railfinder.eu and have a go!

Any and all feedback more than welcome 🙏

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