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paragonie.com
Constant-Time Encoding: Boring Cryptography, RFC 4648, and You - Paragon Initiative Enterprises Blog The case for character encoding that is safe to use to encode cryptographic secrets. |
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sergioprado.blog
This is the second part of the article about embedded Linux security. |
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www.paragonie.com
An analysis of the deficits in the security features offered by WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla. |
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forensicitguy.github.io
In a previous blog post I mentioned how adversaries using VHD files to distribute malware can leave around a lot more data than they intend, including identifiable data for tracking. In this post I want to break out the best friend everyone made during SANS FOR508, Plaso, so I can process the filesystem data for a malicious VHD and illustrate how we can establish a timeline of operations for the adversary. Just like last time, the sample I'm working with is here in MalwareBazaar: https://bazaar.abuse.ch/sample/72ba4bd27c5d95912ac5e572849f0aaf56c5873e03f5596cb82e56ac879e3614/. |
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