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Please don’t lie to me… I can respect a bad decision you made, but I can’t respect a lier!
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Wow these 5090s are ~7k! That’s crazy
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Now they are over $8k !!!
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As I promised, Exploiting Reversing (ER) series: article 10 | iOS Security Research (part 01) is available on my blog now: exploitreversing.com/2026/10… The primary source for new articles is blackstormsecurity.com/resea…, but articles will continue to be published on my blog with a one-week delay. Enjoy the reading and have an excellent day. #iOS #VulnerabilityResearch #ExploitDevelopment #ReverseEngineering #KernelSecurity
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I'll be giving a webinar on Linux threats and going over our awesome new Sandfly 6.0 release. Check it out below and sign up to be the first to see what we have coming. We will be dropping massive threat detection upgrades that will be sending intruders running for cover!
Most Linux alerts aren't worth your time. A few are worth everything 👀 The hard part is telling which is which. On Tue 27 Oct, Sandfly founder Craig Rowland shares 4 questions to ask before you act on any detection. Free. ap1.hubs.ly/H01qdRl0
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Found Kevin S.' XWF (beta) X-Tension to load .DMG files! github.com/kev365/xways-imag…
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If you’re a professor and your grading is: 10% quizzes 20% labs 70% exams Please reconsider it. A student’s entire semester should not be decided by 2–3 exams. Exams matter, but 70% is way too much weight for just a few days out of an entire semester.
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Exploiting Reversing (ER) Series | Article 10: iOS Security Research (part 01) 223 pages, free. The first article in the series aimed at iOS itself, and the opening of a multi-part sequence. Published on: blackstormsecurity.com/resea… This article will be published on exploitreversing.com/ next week. I would like to thank Ilfak Guilfanov (@ilfak) and Hex-Rays SA (@HexRaysSA) for the continuous support. Hope you enjoy the read! #iOS #Apple #VulnerabilityResearch #ExploitDevelopment #ReverseEngineering
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A cool CTI project that attempts to reconstruct the "good old" ranking algorithm of Google from the 2000s - top1m.org/ - link in your agent for a fresh daily batch of ranked domains, hostnames and IPs. From @stefant
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* My shell script to collect data from compromised NetScalers (timelines, core dumps, etc.): github.com/msuhanov/easy_tri… * My NSE script to fingerprint the NetScaler TCP stack: github.com/msuhanov/nse/blob…
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Check out the first draft of our guide "Using Windows x64 to Build IntelWinFE with AIM Remote Agent" & please let us know if you have any suggestions! ArsenalRecon.com #DFIR
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ARMWinFE & AIM Remote Agent in action!
Have you considered building WinFE on Arm (a/k/a ARMWinFE) or perhaps tried, but were unsuccessful? Check out the first draft of our guide "Using Windows x64 to Build ARMWinFE with AIM Remote Agent." ArsenalRecon.com #DFIR
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Ever remediated the ScreenConnect implant your alert fired on and moved on? A real sample dropped two, 9 min apart. The second, self-hosted one (wonderxp[.]top:8041) shipped its own app.config: - AccessShowUnderControlBanner = false - AccessShowBalloonOnConnect = false - AccessShowSystemTrayIcon = false Every "you are being watched" cue the client shows, switched off in XML. The cloud client beside it had no app.config. Two implants means two services. Count them before you close the case.
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Get your copy now! a.co/d/056BSDHi
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I wrote about some Linux Detection Engineering research: detecting local privilege escalation. Instead of chasing individual CVEs, the framework detects the behaviors they tend to share: suspicious UID changes, unexpected SUID/SGID execution, user namespace creation, and more. If you're interested, you can read my latest research here: elastic.co/security-labs/thr…
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10 years ago today CAPE Sandbox was released... Today we are proud to announce its desktop partner-project CAPEsolo: github.com/CAPESandbox/CAPEs… 🎉 All the power of the sandbox in a desktop application 💪 pip install capesolo
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Time to time I see #malware unpacking tutorials using #PEsieve and *incorrectly* stating that it doesn't rebuild import table and you need to use external tools to do so. In fact it is just a matter of a commandline argument: /imp - documented on Wiki: github.com/hasherezade/pe-si…
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