Eric Kieling

Head of Application Security @

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@LiveOverflow I completed 6 modules so far and the quality of the content is excellent! The pace of the training is just right for someone with security knowledge but no prior Android development experience. I highly recommend it!!

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@esden @1bitsquared @hextreeio @ghidraninja @LiveOverflow Let me know when they will be in stock again in Europe.

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@PVDH_magic Do you mind sharing this list? Seems really fun.

[Abhishek Arya @infernosec]

Thank you @github for adding native artifact attestations support using #SLSA and #Sigstore in <10 LoC - https://t.co/HibEyhbN9Q

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@Hacker0x01 @bookingcom @deliveryherocom @0xPolygon Thank you for organizing this event! It was really nice to meet many fellow security professionals.

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@thorstenball This reminds me of https://t.co/VBGCwdmRpz

[Thorsten Ball @thorstenball]

Consistency is the most underrated superpower.

Want to learn about a topic?

Read 50 pages/week. Comes to 2600p/year. Or 5 books.

Read 5 books on any topic and you’ll know more about that topic than most people you know. In one year.

(Reading is *the* superpower)

[Thorsten Ball @thorstenball]

Consistency is the most underrated superpower.

Want to learn about a topic?

Read 50 pages/week. Comes to 2600p/year. Or 5 books.

Read 5 books on any topic and you’ll know more about that topic than most people you know. In one year.

(Reading is *the* superpower)

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@geoff_l @JackRhysider There are a few more steps listed here: https://t.co/PbQornKIX2

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@geoff_l @JackRhysider There are a few more steps listed here: https://t.co/PbQornKIX2

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@villox @404death @WeldPond Spam filters, Google analytics and many other services related to the target application might inspect the payload and resolve the url without actually being vulnerable.

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@su_andrewk @thorstenball You can probably implement it as a library using your own high level language. Go's example: https://t.co/xq3RT17YHV

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@thorstenball Yeah, that would be awesome. Basically a book that provides the answer for the 200+ questions you are facing. The great thing about your books is how you explain the content in a very accessible way.

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@thorstenball Technically _Bool was introduced by C99, but due to some weird conversion rules it is usually converted to int in many cases. I hope all these early tweets about codegen means a 3rd book is coming :)

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@thorstenball Nice. So probably you can skip GC and can represent strings similarly to C strings. Whenever I am stuck, I reverse engineer a small C program compiled using GCC. Having said that, I'm still in the beginning of the journey.

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@thorstenball After reading your amazing books I decided to start a new journey and build a compiler that generates x86-64 assembly. I had the all these questions and many more, so I decided to start simple with a language closer to C than to Monkey.

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@clintgibler @VillageRedTeam @texas_cyber I just watched your talk and I'm impressed by the amount of valuable insights you shared in a short amount of time. I will definitely spend some time watching/reading all the reference material. :D

[Feross @feross]

I taught a web security course at Stanford. All the course materials, slides, and videos are freely available online. If you want to learn about secure web programming, this course is for you! ✨

📝 Website: https://t.co/AJCbZhkTBr

📺 YouTube playlist: https://t.co/A7MtvqbQI9

[Eric Kieling @Eric_Kieling]

@_ChezDaniela @GavinSReid @FIRSTdotOrg @RecordedFuture @hackdefense @CiscoSecurity Here is the link: https://t.co/fgqEg6DPue