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Security researcher interested in anything low-level: hardware, IoT, kernel, exploitation, reverse engineering, fuzzing, code audit, and AI.
Welcome back to part 2 of this series! If you have not checked out part 1 yet, please do so first, as it highlights important reconnaissance steps! So let us dive right
Read entryRecently, we came across some firmware samples from D-Link routers that we were unable to unpack properly. Luckily, we got our hands on an older, cheaper but similar device (DIR882) that
Read entryNote: This is a re-upload of an old write-up. This is another write-up from an interesting little challenge. The original forum post about it can be found here. To
Read entryNote: Re-write/Re-upload due to dead links This write up are my thoughts and steps to statically analyze a given unknown binary. I want to understand the binary to a
Read entryNote: Re-upload due to dead links :) Yo! Life kept me more than busy, but now I've got a little more time on my hands. I decided to do a
Read entryPreface This quick article will give a short introduction on what fuzzers are, how they work and how to properly setup the afl - american fuzzy lop fuzzer to find flaws in arbitrary
Read entryPreface Hi folks! For quite some time there was no article from my side. Life kept me busy with all sorts of things, but here is a little something until some cooler
Read entryPreface Hey there! I'm finally ready to present you the third installment of the series exploit mitigation techniques. The last two times we talked about Data Execution Prevention and Stack
Read entryPreface Hey there! After quite some time the second part will be finally published :) ! Sorry for the delay, real life can be overwhelming.. Last time I have introduced this series by covering
Read entryPreface Welcome to a new series about GNU/Linux exploit mitigation techniques. I want to shift the focus to the bypassed techniques to create a series about currently deployed approaches. Afterwards, I&
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