Blog Archive

• ► 2018 (3)
  • ► June (1)
    • Protecting Data "In Use"
  • ► May (1)
    • The Case Against Intel SGX
  • ► April (1)
    • A New Category of Data Protection Product: Data Breach Prevention
• ► 2014 (5)
  • ► October (1)
    • A1Logic
  • ► September (1)
    • ShellShock: Vulnerability, Patch and Exploit Analysis
  • ► June (1)
    • Destroying ROP gadgets with Inline code
  • ► April (1)
    • VTGuard
  • ► February (1)
    • Page Heap
• ► 2013 (5)
  • ► November (1)
    • Visual Heap Spray
  • ► October (1)
    • Low Fragmentation Heap ReAllocation for Use After Free Exploitation
  • ► June (1)
    • Heap Debugging Tricks
  • ► April (1)
    • ROP (Return Oriented Programming)
  • ► February (1)
    • Attacking V-Table Pointers
• ► 2012 (10)
  • ► December (2)
    • Nullcon New Delhi 2012 and DefCon 21 Presentations:
    • Windows 8 Kernel Debugging
  • ► October (2)
    • Single Step Debugging Explained
    • Securely Wiping Computer Hard Disks for Free
  • ► June (2)
    • Stack Pivoting
    • Disable DEP and ASLR on Windows 7 64bit at compile time
  • ► May (1)
    • Hardware vs Software Breakpoints
  • ► April (1)
    • Software Attack Vectors: Format String Vulnerability
  • ► February (1)
    • FastIO
  • ► January (1)
    • Software Attack Vectors: Stack Based Buffer Overflow
• ► 2011 (19)
  • ► October (1)
    • Disassembly Algorithms
  • ► September (2)
    • Reversing Stuxnet: 5 (Kernel Hooking)
    • PE File Format
  • ► August (3)
    • Reversing Stuxnet: 4 (File Filtering Rules)
    • Reversing Stuxnet: 3 (Filesystem hooking)
    • Reversing Stuxnet: 2 (Breaking into Mrxnet.sys)
  • ► June (1)
    • Reversing Stuxnet: 1
  • ► May (3)
    • What is Stuxnet?
    • VirtualBox kernel debugging a Windows XP Guest
    • Powershell
  • ► March (9)
    • x86 architecture specifics
    • TCP Port Scanning
    • General Linux notes
    • Gentoo Linux Notes
    • Active Directory FSMO roles
    • TrustedInstaller
    • TCP 3 Way Handshake
    • VirtualBox
    • Installing Windows 7 on a USB drive