Developer - Reverse Engineer - CTF player - Scrub. 🔧 I develop #AsmResolver, ✍️ blog at https://xitter.cf/t.co/2WDyyrf4Rc, and sometimes 👾 hack with @Shellphish

McMurdo Station, Antarctica
Joined October 2019
Did you know you could write entire #csharp programs just by using the "await" keyword? OK, well not really, but I spent some weekends developing AwaitFuscator: A (dumb) #obfuscator that turns your #dotnet program into nothing but "await" expressions! 👉blog.washi.dev/posts/awaitfu…
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I’m seeing a lot of Slibes (slop-vibe-slides) lately. AI can throw together a pretty-looking slide deck faster than you can blink. However, just like slop-text, slop-slides show a lack of respect for your audience. If it’s worth my time to read, it’s worth your time to edit.
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If you are doing #FlareOn this year and want to rank yourself against other 𝗵𝘂𝗺𝗮𝗻𝘀 we made an unofficial leaderboard. Honour system only, but it's something.
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So who is down to set up a human-only leaderboard for this year🙃 #flareon13
I gave Opus one prompt and all nine Flare-On 12 challenges. It solved them all in 4h 28m. No IDA, no decompiler, no debugger, and it never ran a single binary. Python with capstone, unicorn and z3. More info 👇 #FlareOn #ReverseEngineering #CTF
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Never would I have expected this for a spare time hobby project. 1 million downloads is crazy, thank you all ❤️ #asmresolver #malware #dotnet #reversing
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The timer for #flareon13 started on flare-on.com I will likely participate, but not sure I will try to speed-solve it like previous years. Last year was already somewhat pay-to-win. I expect this year to be worse. I don't see any fun in competing against unlimited AI
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I hate writing pattern-matching code for function identification in my .NET #deobfuscator and config extractor. So I built a tool to help me out with it. Meet CILFI: A function identification tool for .NET binaries: 👉blog.washi.dev/posts/cilfi/ #dotnet #reversing #malware #ioc
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This is actually a very well-explained beginner series on #dotnet #reversing. We need more good beginner-friendly sources like these.
🧩 Video 2 in the .NET obfuscation series is now public! youtu.be/6rcUxmRGhlg In this video we'll explore the Global Module Constructor (.cctor) to analyze the impact of anti-debugging and anti-tamper protections.
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Custom attributes in #dotnet give me nightmares. Read my new blog post to learn why: 👉blog.washi.dev/posts/custom-… #reversing #malware #pe #binary #asmresolver
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https://xitter.cf/t.co/6Ac8JDjE3O TODAY IS LAUNCH DAY! The recompilation project Twilight Princess Dusk is available for download on ALL PLATFORMS. Windows, Linux, Android, iOS and more! Modding, High res textures support, unlocked framerates, new control schemes etc! Enjoy!
The PC port of Twilight Princess is near, its being shown playable, and was showcased on stream. It might just be days away from its final release. Twilight Princes Dusk is a native port for PC/Android/Linux/Mac and iOS. We are so close!
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You can call me a "nerd" that's fine. Making a mistake is also fine! Unnecessary sensationalism is not fine. You have a big following. I'm asking you to be responsible with it.
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UPDATE: our work won a best paper award 🏆 @NDSSSymposium! Check out our work on establishing the first measurements for understanding how LLMs are changing reverse engineering. Shout out to the whole team from @SCAI_ASU, @EURECOM, and @UniPadova
Do LLMs actually help hackers reverse engineer and understand the software they want to exploit? We ran the first fine-grained human study of LLMs + reverse engineering. To appear at NDSS 2026. Interested? Some quick findings in 🧵👇 Paper: zionbasque.com/files/papers/…
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Over the past couple years, I have come to know the #dotnet platform pretty well, from a developer's and a #reversing standpoint. I can’t always say the same the #infosec community. Today, I decided to rant a little (or maybe a lot 🙃) 👉 blog.washi.dev/posts/misconc…
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Also, thanks @cod3nym for contributing to the list of annoyances 🙃
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Pwndbg 2026.02.18 is out! We visualize branches in nearpc, sync ur decompiler (IDA/Binja/Ghidra) via decomp2dbg, annotate stack vars from dbgsyms/decomp, added new cmds for tracing kernel allocs/frees, dump task info: github.com/pwndbg/pwndbg/rel… Sponsor us: github.com/sponsors/pwndbg/
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Maybe noob question. Why do we care whether malware was created with help of AI? I see people talking about it like it matters a lot, but for us defenders, it's still just code that you can reverse/write rules for, no? Besides, it's not as if most malware wasn't slop already..🙃
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Better late than never, I finally managed to finalize my #flareon12 write-ups😄 Overall, it was a fun set of challenges and the latter ones a reminder of how much I still have to learn in the field of RE :). 👉 blog.washi.dev/posts/flareon… 👉 washi1337.github.io/ctf-writ…
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Do LLMs actually help hackers reverse engineer and understand the software they want to exploit? We ran the first fine-grained human study of LLMs + reverse engineering. To appear at NDSS 2026. Interested? Some quick findings in 🧵👇 Paper: zionbasque.com/files/papers/…
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