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⁉️ Miss the stream with Danny Quist (@openmalware)? You can check it out here 👇
youtube.com/watch?v=MfU1yh1X…
Danny discusses the early challenges with collecting and sharing large malware corpuses 😈
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#flareon10 Early Registration is now live! flare-on10.ctfd.io/register
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The #flareon10 countdown is now live at flare-on.com. Clear your weekend plans for Sept. 30th.
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#DFIR LiveStream Series | Stay Ahead of Ransomware with @rj_chap & @maridegrazia
Guest speaker: @chamewco | @OpenMalware
Episode 2: Ransomware Gangs Continue to Evolve
5/18 1:00 pm ET
youtube.com/watch?v=UIbmwHUQ…
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Five layers of stages of encoded Powershell get decoded in just 3 seconds using PSUnveil hahaha just discover this tool.
kahusecurity.com/posts/intro…
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In this video I'll walk through a #cyberchef recipe that uses the fork operation to loop over obfuscated values to get the next stage script from an HTA file.
youtu.be/kqa4gIV5kD0
Thanks to @mattnotmax/@executemalware for an old twitter convo that provided the inspiration 🙏
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A great question on our stream last Friday was "can you just show me the basic blocks associated with a variable" and the answer was "check back next week"! On Monday we published Tanto (github.com/vector35/tanto) and an associated blog showing what it does: binary.ninja/2022/06/20/intr…
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I've just discovered this amazing document showing super clearly the relation between the opcode and the instruction 🤯
pnx.tf/files/x86_opcode_stru…
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The malware is pretty old - the samples shared by US CYBERCOM only overlap with the PE exports. I had to write new and better rules for it to get a more robust coverage.
valhalla.nextron-systems.com…
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Here are the slides for my RECON and BlackHat presentation, "Automation Techniques in C++ Reverse Engineering": msreverseengineering.com/blo…
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I'll be presenting my talk, "Automation Techniques in C++ Reverse Engineering", at BlackHat on Thursday at 2:30 blackhat.com/us-19/briefings…
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Using #GHIDRA to solve a hardware CTF challenge, abusing of the ARM decompiler and it works like a charm.
Write-up with a mini-tutorial to start reversing STM32 target: phil242.wordpress.com/2019/0… 👍
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Ghidra's extensibility is jaw-dropping. Today I needed the pcode to model the x86 parity flag, which it doesn't do by default. 30 minutes and a 35-line patch to ia.sinc later, I can proceed. No other tool even comes close to how easy that was. (diff: github.com/RolfRolles/Ghidra… …)
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Published another script: Automatically find crypto-constants (and other patterns) using Yara in #Ghidra. Allows for quick identification of crypto & checksumming routines, right in Ghidra. github.com/ghidraninja/ghidr…
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If you want to get started with LLVM for security research take a look at github.com/roachspray/opcde2… #OPCDE2017
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I'm awarded a Google PhD fellowship in Machine Learning, for work in Bayesian deep learning. Thanks @googleresearch! goo.gl/9sK2a1

























