We will repeat it here, if ever there was the need for it:
There is no way to establish a working relationship with us from an anonymous/pseudonymous contact.
We hide the seller's identity to the buyer, and the buyer's identity to the seller. But we know each other.
#Plundervolt reminded me about DUDA, a novel malware class I introduced in 2003 (!!) in a COSIC seminar, during my time at KULeuven. DUDAs exploit workload characteristics (e.g., memory allocation patterns) to maximize the probability of observing faults https://t.co/TOayID3PE1
Dear Friends, if you happen to be in town, join us tonight at the Atrium of the Court Church in #INNSBRUCK for some nice drinks. ;) We’ll be speaking about the past, present, and, most importantly, the future of vulnerability markets. See you in the capital of the Alps! #zeronomi
@verovaleros@blackswanburst Counterpoint: Exploits can be understood as constructive proofs of the underlying vulnerabilities. And they can be validated by execution.
@cypherseek MD5 hashes are 32bytes quantities. Here you've 60 chars. There is a well known prefix, that tells you this is simply an encoded bcrypt hash
@cypherseek Hey, thanks for asking. This challenge closed after #eko12. Yet, there will be many more to come. You're welcome to take part! Stay tuned ;)
Do you want to have your #free pair of slipper socks? Sure! Yet one more reason to join us at our booth at #POC2016 in Seoul on Nov 10-11 https://t.co/mMnFNCowP8