Today is the day. We are releasing the first Beta version of Eney - the first computerbeing. Our goal is to bring the Software 3.0 epoch closer, HCI is changing with the help of AI, and we are very excited to share our early work.
Join the waitlist: https://t.co/vmrWmk2Zke
"DisARMing" code - an exploration into systems programming, #debugging & #reverseEngineering on #Linux/#Android/#Darwin and #Aarch64! 510+ pages #book in COLOR(!)
https://t.co/IJdPuGsVAa for details, because there's more to detail than the margins of a Twitter message can hold.
New RE Video:
https://t.co/ssDOIFKPNy
Spent some time reversing a recent sample that uses a bit of obfuscation (made easier with a Binary Ninja script), sets up persistence, and uses curl APIs. This one is a little longer than usual but fun since I go through most of the sample.
An analysis of CVE-2024-44236 - an RCE in macOS due to the lack of proper validation of “lutAToBType” and “lutBToAType” tag types. Read the details, see the source code review, and get detection guidance at https://t.co/w9r8RPClRD
New RE video:
https://t.co/mOZu9oNQf1
Packed malware on Windows is common but not as common on macOS. In this video I go through two examples: one written in Rust with a simple embedded binary and another that de-obfuscates a mach-O and executes it. Also binja scripts :)
Microsoft uncovered a vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-31191, in macOS that could allow specially crafted codes to escape the App Sandbox without user interaction and run unrestricted on systems. https://t.co/Twf9ezDSKk
Exploit to escape the app sandbox:
1. Drop the exploit.aar from a sandboxed app
2. open exploit.aar (quarantined)
3. open https://t.co/DVBnEdFvSe from $TMPDIR
4. open ~/Downloads/poc.app (not quarantined)
(Step 3 is killed on the latest macOS, but should work on Sonoma)
https://t.co/sTMPPqezFJ I'm excited to announce a writeup for CVE-2024-27876, a fun libAppleArchive bug I discovered back in April last year! I've also supplied an exploit maker for making a malformed aar to write to an arbitrary file.
Georgia Tech and Ruhr University Bochum researchers have uncovered new side-channel attacks on #Apple Silicon. My latest blog post briefly introduces these #vulnerabilities along with links to the full #research papers. Check it out to learn more:
https://t.co/AgHkBA5xr7
New RE video:
https://t.co/KrBo6AbWbC
Reversing a DPRK attributed app and focusing specifically on how the prompt to capture the user password works.
Allows me to talk about some of my favorite things: ObjC, Swift, and arm64 :)