Infosec-Soapies
Dino Dai Zovi is such a Rock Star..
Dino is the guy who added much shellcode coolness to MetaSploit, gave the world Karma, released the first virtualization rootkit for Intel (Vitriol), and gave much credibility to the Matasano crowd while he was there.. Although he left the consultancy gig, he popped up briefly again during the year to claim his macbook in the Cansec Hack the Mac challenge and popped up again to break second-life.. http://www.securityevaluators.com/sl/ – -snip-…
reddit: exploit publisher?
saw this in my RSS reader, the null poison byte makes a comeback! Until it gets fixed, you can view here.
How Gentoo got hacked.. holy #@^%&!!
If a picture is worth a 1000 words, then i dont want to know what this reads…
Probably the best book dedication i have ever seen….
Richard Bejtlich didnt give the pre-release a glowing review but i know at least a few people waiting eagerly to get their hands on the new “Fuzzing: Brute Force Vulnerability Discovery by Michael Sutton, Adam Greene, and Pedram Amini“. Pedram is the mastermind behind Pai-Mei and started OpenRCE, but his last blog post points to the books dedication page, and it probably makes the book worth buying all on its…
and then there was one….
First IBM announced their interest in Watchfire, and now HP announces their interest in SPI Dynamics. “Consolidation in the industry” is one of those horrible phrases that are always bandied about because it makes people seem analytical and fore-casty, but i think its pretty clear that there are stirrings in buyout land right now.. I guess it bodes well for WhiteHatSec and similar folks.. they surely have to be on…
Safari on Win32, and browser choices in general..
Gareth linked to David Maynor’s blog where he documents the results of some simple fuzzing against the new Win32 port of Safari. Of course fanboys everywhere are going to be on this one like, erm.. like a thing that is very onto another thing.. but.. i digress.. 2 things are interesting in all this for me though.. Why Apple chose now to do the win32 safari release Why anyone in security…
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