The feeling when you're at a Defcon workshop about ARM exploitation, and the teacher shows your shellcode (taken from exploit-db, and stripped of the author comments) and takes credit for it himself.. 😦 😠
Slide decks on getting started with Linux kernel exploitation
"Linux Kernel Exploitation for Beginners" by Kevin Massey:
https://t.co/HNuwKGLTv1
"Control Flow Hijacking in the Linux Kernel" by Valeriy Yashnikov
https://t.co/9HqgXvCpX4
#Linux#infosec
Pwndbg 2025.01 is out! It adds official LLDB support including support for macOS and Mach-O binaries, improved performance, enhanced embedded debugging & many more!
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#WiFiChallenge
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Interesting series on how virtualization works (VMware, XEN, QEMU)
Credits @LordNoteworthy
Part 1: https://t.co/kuDRlu1fnm
Part 2: https://t.co/OlqHuul7df
Part 3: https://t.co/VFTqEqfEeY
Part 4: https://t.co/Lo0kYfwTcg
#virtualization#infotech
Series on fuzzing open source software using fuzzuf by @RicercaSec
https://t.co/hqhtJFcWef
https://t.co/nd6EOhdaF1
https://t.co/Uib3p7mLJI
https://t.co/7FwDlO6HW9
#fuzzing#cybersecurity
In this excellent blog post, Olivier Laflamme (@olivier_boschko) goes through practical examples of how Shambles, a tool by Lian Security, can be used to reverse engineer and find vulnerabilities in embedded/IoT devices
https://t.co/ebSWmpMB2N
#infosec#iot#cybersecurity
Nice short reading for anyone interested in starting with embedded/IoT devices analysis and reversing.
Credits @CyberWolf_2077
https://t.co/S72NTkdrQ8
#embedded#infosec
Overwhelmed by all the support I’m receiving from the community. 🥹🙏🏼
As a small thank you, I made all my high-resolution Arm assembly cheat sheets available for free 💙
Get them here:
Learning the basics of Linux kernel exploitation
Excellent series by @k3170Makan
Debugging with QEMU: https://t.co/MFkoXhjCXP
Stack Overflows: https://t.co/E6meVjl5ub
RIP control: https://t.co/mIdgQs4F0f
#cybersecurity#infosec#Linux#kernel