Vikas Gupta @[email protected]

Mobile Security | Reverse Engineering | Obfuscation

[Vikas Gupta @[email protected] @rockinvikas]

@muellerberndt Related to Hound, sent you a DM earlier. Can you please check it.

[Vikas Gupta @[email protected] @rockinvikas]

Cricket feels complete today!

[RE//verse @REverseConf]

If you haven’t seen it yet, make time for this one! Peter Garba and Vikas Gupta break down De-Obfuscating WebAssembly using LLVM at RE//verse 2025. Check it out here: https://t.co/tVz3a9uuMB

[Vikas Gupta @[email protected] @rockinvikas]

@ICICIBank_Care Hi team. iMobile doesnt work because there is no SIM network, and netbanking action requires OTP. What are the options a user have?

Sorry, why a SIM network is required? There are legitimate times when SIM network not available, but internet is.

[RE//verse @REverseConf]

Our first video from RE//verse 2025 is live! Part journey of personal discovery, part technical deep-dive, this presentation from Markus Gaasedelen was the highest rated in the feedback survey and is a must-see talk: https://t.co/bxh4jotdoa

[RE//verse @REverseConf]

Our 2025 RE//verse talk schedule is now live! Talks start Friday, but don't forget to check the Thursday schedule and arrive early enough for the kick-off event!

https://t.co/41KaNYkgb8

[RE//verse @REverseConf]

WebAssembly de-obfuscation with LLVM. Vikas Gupta & Peter Garba (@Blips_and_Chitz) reveal how to reverse Wasm obfuscation using compiler optimizations. Simplify complex code without pattern rules & tackle real-world scenarios. https://t.co/14afKD3EVR #REverse2025 #Wasm #ReverseEngineering

[Security Harvester @secharvesterx]

Denuvo Analysis
https://t.co/iKYFmKlg02

[ThePrimeagen @ThePrimeagen]

great, now I am really stuck in vim

[rev.ng @_revng]

Special thanks to @_nnaci who last Friday gave a presentation at the https://t.co/BpzWlLVmIo hour (our weekly technical meeting) about Mergen, its LLVM-based deobfuscation project.
Interesting stuff, check it out!
https://t.co/5lI5CoUmOI

[Shashi Tharoor @ShashiTharoor]

The very best of what cricket journalism can be. @barneyronay's brilliant article analysing what @Jaspritbumrah93 means to India, to Australia, to cricket.... Wonderful writing, shrewd observation, terrific all around! https://t.co/W66sC7VEvl

[Thalium Team @thalium_team]

Reversing virtualized binaries is no easy task. Our intern Jack took on exploring automated devirtualization techniques, and presents in our latest blog post an efficient, modular, taint-based approach that leverages LLVM IR: https://t.co/ARiXRvLV6J

[eShard @eshard]

We needed tools to perform advanced security investigations on iOS. But those tools didn’t exist yet... or weren’t openly available.

So we created our own.

We’ve fully emulated iOS on #QEMU using only open-source technologies.

And this is just the beginning.

[GrapheneOS @GrapheneOS]

Our sandboxed Google Play compatibility layer is open source code shipped as part of GrapheneOS which enables optionally installing and running Google apps as regular apps in the standard app sandbox without any special access, control or privileged integration into the OS.

[Vikas Gupta @[email protected] @rockinvikas]

@HealthiansHelp The duplicate booking ID is - 12072926198. The problem was sorted by rep. Why manually a duplicate booking is created, when I have already paid and created my booking, is something weird.

[Vikas Gupta @[email protected] @rockinvikas]

@healthians It seems your sales team are creating double bookings. I booked using the website, and another duplicate booking is made without my knowledge, causing confusion about timings & 2 representatives coming for collection. This is a recurring problem now.

[Clint Gibler @clintgibler]

👓 Read code like a pro with @trailofbits' weAudit VSCode extension

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Take notes, track bugs, and share findings directly within the codebase

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https://t.co/Rzlj913CFa

[Vikas Gupta @[email protected] @rockinvikas]

@Blips_and_Chitz Did u check this one? https://t.co/kf3CgACHik

[Jeff Vander Stoep @jeffvanderstoep]

For more than a decade, memory safety vulnerabilities have consistently represented more than 65% of vulnerabilities across products, and across the industry. On Android, we’re now seeing something different:

https://t.co/X4sxljVN49

[Vikas Gupta @[email protected] @rockinvikas]

https://t.co/g7MSAlB6Hh