
Director @eShard, Cybersecurity, former CEO @Tetrane & @Kalistick
France
Joined May 2009
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Marc Rambert retweeted
🚀 We're excited to announce the release of FuzzForge Open Source (OSS)!
FuzzForge is our open-source platform designed to automate offensive security workflows & AI Agents, from static analysis to fuzzing, debugging, and root cause analysis, all with AI assistance.
🔷 Open-source release is the first step toward our vision of "Offensive-Security-as-Code."
🔷 Workflows you can run, share, and extend.
🔷 Built by the team at @FuzzingLabs.
Github : github.com/FuzzingLabs/fuzzf…
Join the Alpha Waitlist : fuzzforge.ai/
We've also launched the FuzzingLabs Community Discord where researchers, engineers, and security enthusiasts can connect and collaborate:
👉 discord.com/invite/acqv9FVG
Come join us and Let's forge the future of AppSec & Offensive Security together!
#FuzzForge #Fuzzing #AppSec #OpenSource #CyberSecurity
Marc Rambert retweeted
I reverse engineered the San Francisco parking ticket system. I can see every ticket seconds after it's written
So I made a website. Find My Friends? AVOID THE PARKING COPS.
Marc Rambert retweeted
Thank you Robert for this super nice message. Great that you love esReven.
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[📣 EVENT] We're in San Francisco for the #RSAC2023!
Attending this year? Let's meet and talk #SecurityTesting 🛡🔐
Find the team ➡️ South Expo, Booth No. 2440
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How we used 𝗲𝘀𝗥𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗻 to solve the final challenge in last year's ninth Flare-On #CTF, a #reverseengineering challenge hosted by the FLARE team.
eshard.com/posts/flare-on-9-…
Marc Rambert retweeted
If reverse engineering is part of your work, it's hard to emphasize how valuable @eshard esReven can be! There are very few products I'm willing to publicly endorse; esReven is one of them.
How @0patch accelerates vulnerability analysis with esReven ⬇️ #reverseengineering #infosec
eshard.com/posts/0patch-with…
Marc Rambert retweeted
How @0patch accelerates vulnerability analysis with esReven ⬇️ #reverseengineering #infosec
eshard.com/posts/0patch-with…
Marc Rambert retweeted
[EVENT] 📣 #GISECGlobal 2023 | D-1 📣
One day to go before the cybersecurity exhibition @GISECGlobal and we’re very excited to be attending for the first time 🎉
Attending the conference? Find us in Hall 8, Stand B10-03 and meet with the team!
Marc Rambert retweeted
[NEW] Onboard your mobile engineering team into security challenges!
eShard devised a special offer for any leader willing to empower their engineering team and impulse a sustainable initiative for gaining control of the in-house #mobileappsecurity.
It only takes 3 steps 👇🧵
Marc Rambert retweeted
It's time everybody!!! the OffensiveCon23 ticket shop is now open! Get your tickets quickly, as they tend to run out pretty soon. offensivecon.org/register.ht…
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Great news to see Thales selecting esFirmware to assess firmware security.
We're very excited to share that @ThalesGroup has licensed eShard's 𝗲𝘀𝗙𝗶𝗿𝗺𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗲 to automate their firmware security testing.
eshard.com/posts/thales-esfi…
Marc Rambert retweeted
#OffensiveCon23 CFP is now officially open! cfp.offensivecon.org/ Don't wait until the last minute to submit!
Marc Rambert retweeted
If you missed our presentation at @hack_it_n about Vulnerability Research on systems, do not worry! The recording is available here 👇 #french
youtu.be/GpJdcgxwxVE?t=8432
Marc Rambert retweeted
Here's our Write-up of "Maillon Faible", one of the challenges of DG'Hack 2022 - the #CTF by @DGA eshard.com/posts/dghack-mail…
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The part 3 is here! 👇
The next step on the exploitation of @Google's #Pixel6 is to be able to directly execute our own code without using ROP programming.
#AppSec #Android18 #cybersercurity
eshard.com/posts/pixel6_boot…
Marc Rambert retweeted
Thanks to @eshard to be a 64 bits sponsor for #GreHack22!
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A micropatch candidate for this vulnerability is prepared! We analyzed the issue using @eshard REVEN and IDA, and found the root cause: certain exceptions in SmartScreen take the same path as clicking "Run". Our patch will redirect these to the legacy warning. ETA this Friday.
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Here's the part 2 of the #Pixel6 bootloader exploit. A bit more technical, we play with emulation framework Unicorn and work through ROP towards having read and write primitives.⬇️
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