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wsummerhill.github.io
I'm going to cover an example of how to perform a DLL sideload from start to finish using a C++ payload and a legitimate DLL commonly found on disk. The specific technique covered is known as "DLL proxying" where we use the legitimate DLL along with a malicious DLL which exports all the functions that the legit DLL to execute properly. |
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cocomelonc.github.io
[AI summary] The provided text discusses the development of a payload using a custom encryption method, likely based on the Skipjack algorithm, to evade detection by antivirus systems. It outlines the steps to compile and run the payload on a Windows machine, and mentions that the code is intended for educational purposes only. The text also references the Clipper chip initiative and highlights the importance of awareness for cybersecurity professionals. |
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www.da.vidbuchanan.co.uk
[AI summary] A detailed writeup of a cryptographic side-channel attack challenge from the UofTCTF where the author exploits timing variations in an AES decryption implementation to recover the flag. |
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rust-lang.github.io
[AI summary] A Rust RFC proposes formal conventions for error handling that distinguish between catastrophic errors, contract violations, and obstructions to guide library API design. |
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