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blog.cyberwar.nl | ||
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roundofthree.github.io
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| | | | | Why the need for this? Because having some handy commands to immediately generate a CLI visualization is very helpful when debugging a binary for exploit developers (or software development). For example, we can quickly get an idea of the state of the heap, which speeds up the process of debugging heap-based exploits. gef-cheri enables this for the CheriBSD platform in the Morello architecture (CHERI-enabled ARM64). You can still apply the same gef-cheri script to analyse non-CHERI binaries, in which case the behavior should be the same as the original gef. | |
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benjamintseng.com
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| | | | | (Note: this is part of my ongoing series on cheaply selfhosting) I recently shared how I set up a (OpenMediaVault) home server on a cheap mini-PC. After posting it, I received a number of suggestions that inspired me to make a few additional tweaks to improve the security and usability of my server. Read more... | |
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blog.heckel.io
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| | | | | My name is Philipp C. Heckel and this is my tech blog. I mostly write about security, synchronization and scripting in the world of Linux, Java and PHP. | |
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freebsd.uw.cz
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| | | I use site-to-site VPNs between datacenter and two remote locations. Recently, I had some strange issues with OpenVPN site-to-site performan... | ||
