Install Kali Linux on the USB Armory Mark I
A while ago, the Kali team release Kali Linux for the USB Armory, a small SoC computer by Inverse Path.
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- Tools 6
- Hacking 3
- Electronics 3
- 0x90.se 2
- Ghidra 2
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Security
A thought on DDoS Prevention
OK, here’s a thought I came up with when having my wee dram in front of the fireplace the other day. We’ve come to learn to live with the day to day threat o...
Install BinDiff on Fedora
In March 2011 Google acquired the company Zynamics, the developer of the tools BinDiff and BinNavi. These two tools were thus assimilated by Google, perhaps ...
Debugging MIPS Programs in IDA Pro
Many embedded devices use the MIPS CPU architecture in their implementations to run for example Linux, which is one of the most popular implementations. MIPS...
Build IDA Pro Key Patch for Fedora
KeyPatch by Keystone is a rather powerful tool when it comes to reverse engineering and patching binaries in particular. It lets you write the mnemonics/asse...
Unlocking Huawei Datacards
In Sweden the Huawei datacard is probably one of the most widely used datacards around. They are offered by operators to attract consumers to their services ...
SMTPTX
SMTPTX is a very simple tool written in Python used for sending simple email and do some basic email testing from a pentester perspective. Its able to send m...
Pwned by a QR Code
More and more use bar codes outside the retail industry as a source or pointer to information. If you think about it, this also serves as a teaser to the obs...
Malware analysis - Part I
This guide is the first one in a planned series of three. It guides the beginner and intermediate malware analyst in the art of malware analysis, by setting ...
The indian tech support
Perhaps you’ve heard about them? The Indian Microsoft technical support that has detected that your computer is infected with viruses and infested by hackers...
Reverse Engineering
Build Ghidra from source
Ghidra 10 has now been released. I’ve been reloading the Ghidra Github almost every day now in order to get my hands on the release. However, since a few wee...
New Book Cooking - PCB Reverse Engineering - Tools and Techniques
I while ago, I wrote a review of the book The Art of PCB Reverse Engineering. A while later I got an email of appreciation for the review from Ng Keong Tiong...
Install BinDiff on Fedora
In March 2011 Google acquired the company Zynamics, the developer of the tools BinDiff and BinNavi. These two tools were thus assimilated by Google, perhaps ...
Debugging MIPS Programs in IDA Pro
Many embedded devices use the MIPS CPU architecture in their implementations to run for example Linux, which is one of the most popular implementations. MIPS...
Book Review - The Art of PCB Reverse Engineering
There are many books on SRE - Software Reverse Egineering, however, there are less books on hardware reverse engineering, especially in the area of electroni...
Build IDA Pro Key Patch for Fedora
KeyPatch by Keystone is a rather powerful tool when it comes to reverse engineering and patching binaries in particular. It lets you write the mnemonics/asse...
Unlocking Huawei Datacards
In Sweden the Huawei datacard is probably one of the most widely used datacards around. They are offered by operators to attract consumers to their services ...
Malware analysis - Part I
This guide is the first one in a planned series of three. It guides the beginner and intermediate malware analyst in the art of malware analysis, by setting ...
Tools
Install BinExport and BinDiff on Fedora Linux
BinDiff v7.1 has quite resently been released! So I thought I’d write an updated guide on how to install BinDiff on Fedora Linux. Since my last post on how t...
Build Ghidra from source
Ghidra 10 has now been released. I’ve been reloading the Ghidra Github almost every day now in order to get my hands on the release. However, since a few wee...
New Book Cooking - PCB Reverse Engineering - Tools and Techniques
I while ago, I wrote a review of the book The Art of PCB Reverse Engineering. A while later I got an email of appreciation for the review from Ng Keong Tiong...
Book Review - The Art of PCB Reverse Engineering
There are many books on SRE - Software Reverse Egineering, however, there are less books on hardware reverse engineering, especially in the area of electroni...
Build IDA Pro Key Patch for Fedora
KeyPatch by Keystone is a rather powerful tool when it comes to reverse engineering and patching binaries in particular. It lets you write the mnemonics/asse...
SMTPTX
SMTPTX is a very simple tool written in Python used for sending simple email and do some basic email testing from a pentester perspective. Its able to send m...
Hacking
Install Kali Linux on the USB Armory Mark I
A while ago, the Kali team release Kali Linux for the USB Armory, a small SoC computer by Inverse Path.
SMTPTX
SMTPTX is a very simple tool written in Python used for sending simple email and do some basic email testing from a pentester perspective. Its able to send m...
Pwned by a QR Code
More and more use bar codes outside the retail industry as a source or pointer to information. If you think about it, this also serves as a teaser to the obs...
Electronics
New Book Cooking - PCB Reverse Engineering - Tools and Techniques
I while ago, I wrote a review of the book The Art of PCB Reverse Engineering. A while later I got an email of appreciation for the review from Ng Keong Tiong...
Install Kali Linux on the USB Armory Mark I
A while ago, the Kali team release Kali Linux for the USB Armory, a small SoC computer by Inverse Path.
Book Review - The Art of PCB Reverse Engineering
There are many books on SRE - Software Reverse Egineering, however, there are less books on hardware reverse engineering, especially in the area of electroni...
0x90.se
0x90 Reboot
Ambition was low, oceans of time were not avilable…Then reallity still came knocking on the door, only this time I knowingly left the site unmaintained havin...
0x90.se Reboot
Ambition was high, oceans of time available it seemed…Then reality came knocking on the door, as usual and the site became less and less maintained with no n...
Ghidra
Install BinExport and BinDiff on Fedora Linux
BinDiff v7.1 has quite resently been released! So I thought I’d write an updated guide on how to install BinDiff on Fedora Linux. Since my last post on how t...
Build Ghidra from source
Ghidra 10 has now been released. I’ve been reloading the Ghidra Github almost every day now in order to get my hands on the release. However, since a few wee...
Scams
The indian tech support
Perhaps you’ve heard about them? The Indian Microsoft technical support that has detected that your computer is infected with viruses and infested by hackers...
Malware
Malware analysis - Part I
This guide is the first one in a planned series of three. It guides the beginner and intermediate malware analyst in the art of malware analysis, by setting ...
Telecom
Unlocking Huawei Datacards
In Sweden the Huawei datacard is probably one of the most widely used datacards around. They are offered by operators to attract consumers to their services ...
MIPS
Debugging MIPS Programs in IDA Pro
Many embedded devices use the MIPS CPU architecture in their implementations to run for example Linux, which is one of the most popular implementations. MIPS...
QEMU
Debugging MIPS Programs in IDA Pro
Many embedded devices use the MIPS CPU architecture in their implementations to run for example Linux, which is one of the most popular implementations. MIPS...
IDA Pro
Install BinDiff on Fedora
In March 2011 Google acquired the company Zynamics, the developer of the tools BinDiff and BinNavi. These two tools were thus assimilated by Google, perhaps ...
Fedora
Install BinDiff on Fedora
In March 2011 Google acquired the company Zynamics, the developer of the tools BinDiff and BinNavi. These two tools were thus assimilated by Google, perhaps ...
DDoS
A thought on DDoS Prevention
OK, here’s a thought I came up with when having my wee dram in front of the fireplace the other day. We’ve come to learn to live with the day to day threat o...
Kali Linux
Install Kali Linux on the USB Armory Mark I
A while ago, the Kali team release Kali Linux for the USB Armory, a small SoC computer by Inverse Path.
BinDiff
Install BinExport and BinDiff on Fedora Linux
BinDiff v7.1 has quite resently been released! So I thought I’d write an updated guide on how to install BinDiff on Fedora Linux. Since my last post on how t...