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malwaretech.com
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| | | | | Today during RSA Conference, the National Security Agency release their much hyped Ghidra reverse engineering toolkit. Described as "A software reverse engineering (SRE) suite of tools", Ghidra sounded like some kind of disassembler framework.Prior to release, my expectation was something more than Binary Ninja, but lacking debugger integration. I figured the toolkit would be ideal for those interested in reversing, but who lack the funding for an IDA licence. | |
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www.malwaretech.com
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| | | | | Some security agencies have been raving about a revolutionary new bot that combines point-of-sales card grabbing (ram scraping) with form grabbing. The bot is actually not very interesting and pretty simple, but the panel is a great deal of fun (thanks to xylitol for getting me interested). By default the panel shows the last 25 connected bots on the index page, not very interesting or helpful feature, but it opens up a whole world of possibilities. To understand what is possible, we need to take a look ... | |
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| | | MSVC's implementation of the C++ Standard Library. - STL/stl/inc/vector at 530bdc5aaa8a21277e1281ad3df8b8d8433b5caa · microsoft/STL | ||
