Ralph Wiggum with a debugger
Mostly x86 things && ephemeral drunk shitposts
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Ralph Wiggum with a debugger
Mostly x86 things && ephemeral drunk shitposts
Ralph Wiggum with a debugger
Mostly x86 things && ephemeral drunk shitposts
quarkslab🤔Ever wondered how your favorite tools work under the hood? During our work on SightHouse, we dug into BSIM, Ghidra's Binary function SIMilarity engine.
Many tools have been built around it, yet its internals remained undocumented. Until now 👇
https://blog.quarkslab.com/bsim-explained-once-and-for-all.html
Many tools have been built around it, yet its internals remained undocumented. Until now 👇
https://blog.quarkslab.com/bsim-explained-once-and-for-all.html
Silas CutlerBreaking the console: a brief history of video game security:
https://sergioprado.blog/breaking-the-console-a-brief-history-of-video-game-security/
Breaking the console: a brief history of video game security
Video game security has always been a moving target, as consoles evolved to full-blown computing platforms locked down with layers of protection — but for every lock ever invented, there has always been someone determined to pick it.
Linux #rootkit taxonomy and hooking techniques (part. 1):
https://www.elastic.co/security-labs/linux-rootkits-1-hooked-on-linux
Hooked on Linux: Rootkit Taxonomy, Hooking Techniques and Tradecraft — Elastic Security Labs
In this first part of a two-part series, we explore Linux rootkit taxonomy, trace their evolution from userland shared object hijacking and kernel-space loadable kernel module hooking to modern eBPF- and io_uring-powered techniques.
Deep dive into some C++ concepts:
* Object Creation
* (Virtual) Inheritance
* Virtual Functions
And maybe more to come?
WashiOver the past couple years, I have come to know the #dotnet platform pretty well, from a developer's and a #reversing standpoint.
I can’t always say the same the #infosec community.
Today, I decided to rant a little (or maybe a lot 🙃)
https://github.com/xKiian/datadome-vm
"This repository documents the first public version of DataDome's in-browser JavaScript virtual machine (VM) used in their CAPTCHA/interstitial flow."
For those who have the pleasure to reverse Go binaries:
I missed this one because of ~~beer~~ summer holidays.
Anyway, if you want to see how a Shellter protected binary looks like:
