Open Malware Project by Danny Quist. Formerly Offensive Computing.
Phoenix, Arizona
Joined August 2009
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Every Ghidra release feels like a victory this year. Thank the team @ryanmkurtz and give them love github.com/NationalSecurityA…
PolySwarm Crowdsourced Threat Analysis review, thanks Diyar Saadi malfavwin32.medium.com/polys…
Shameful Headline: "AI is going to solve NP hard problems" area of marketing. The 3SAT problem is the canary in the coal mine. If you haven't seen it, we are in no danger. arxiv.org/pdf/2504.03930
Thanks SANS and @rj_chap for the invite, interesting topics
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Before CVE there was Bugtraq and like today a bunch of hoarders on private lists. Gobbles reliably annoyed all of them and just posted the 0day. Bring back Gobbles github.com/thinkitdata/GOBBL…
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Danny discusses the early challenges with collecting and sharing large malware corpuses 😈
TempleOS kernel, bootloader, and boot sector (the non-source parts Terry didn't publish) reverse engineering by Nicholas Starke starkeblog.com/bootsector/te…
Lizard People Conspiracy Theories is what the twitter algorithm decided to lead with after a months long hiatus.
Nice work reversing Nobellium from @BlueEye46572843 part1 blu3eye.gitbook.io/malware-i…
Nice overview of technical Photo Forensics. I especially like the tracking of multiple different types of editing, and rough timeframes as well as number of people involved. Find joy with the nonsense hackerfactor.com/blog/index.…
Updated Reverse Engineering Go Malware talk with readable slides so you can read them. Many thanks to @yuriskinfo for fixing it youtube.com/watch?v=ftUvYR9g…
Excellent keynote choice by @reconmtl @criscifuentes' research changed the game
Very excited to share that I will be giving a keynote speech at REcon, where I will be looking back on 30 years of decompilation from my own experience. Join me in celebrating 🎉 this milestone achievement! #REcon #decompilation #keynotespeaker
Reverse Engineering Go Malware: BianLian is a great malware family to learn from, as it gently escalates challenge levels.
Thanks to everyone that came to the talk
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interesting if true
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Good work Dragon Sector
The Right-to-Repair movement is usually concerned with small electronics, not 200 foot long Polish train.
But, here we are. A hacking group, Dragon Sector, shed light on a Polish train company with unfair repair practices. Then came lawsuits, political corruption, and more. Last week, Dragon Sector showed us how they hacked into a train and showed exactly where the manufacturer bricked its products.
I sat down with the Dragon Sector hackers, New York City's MTA, Polish train operators, and more for this latest update of the right-to-repair story that keeps unfolding before our eyes. Read the latest:
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