RevEng3 - Reverse Engineering

The Monster in the File Picture this: you're reverse-engineering some binary format, and you discover a nightmare hierarchy that makes onions jealous.

What is Tracking Tracking refers to the set of technologies and techniques used to observe, record, correlate, and analyze a user's digital behavior.

It’s been a while since I last posted here — or on the other blog, for that matter.

For the largest part, developing a Ducky Script (from now on, DS) Payloads implies thinking out what stream of bytes depicts the actions that you would perform on the target system to obtain what you want.

Abstract In the first article of this series, we introduced hotplug attacks.

Abstract Human Interface Devices attacks are as powerful as disregarded.

Abstract If you are like me, and use advanced math every day or so, you may find yourself struggling with the Green Function.

Introduction Lately, I have spent some time sharpening my Swift skills.

Abstract In this series of articles, I am analysing the pieces of shellcode written by Odzhan on the page Shellcode: Mac OSX amd64.

Abstract In this series of articles, I am analysing the pieces of shellcode written by Odzhan on the page Shellcode: Mac OSX amd64.

Abstract In this series of articles, I am analysing the pieces of shellcode written by Odzhan on the page Shellcode: Mac OSX amd64.

Abstract In this series of articles, I am analysing the pieces of shellcode written by Odzhan on the page Shellcode: Mac OSX amd64.

Abstract In the previous article (MachO Binary Analysis with objdump), we have followed step-by-step the compilation of an Objective C program.

Abstract In my previous article Building a binary, I went through the compilation phase in quite an abstract fashion.

Abstract In this article, we discuss the process of compilation.

Abstract In this article, we will show how to obtain a system-specific executable from its fat version.