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Power Analysis with Riscure

February 11, 2014 by

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Meeting Riscure Last year Ridley and I presented at Infiltrate 2013.  I’ve been going since the conference started and it’s pretty awesome actually.  While we were there we saw this amazing talk by this guy Jasper van Woudenberg “Hardware Sidechannel Attacks and Fault Injections.” Some other guys and I commented on how awesome it was, […]

A new Course: “Software Exploitation via Hardware Exploitation”

January 31, 2014 by

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For the last couple of years we’ve been teaching Practical ARM Exploitation. It’s sold out at every public offering (CanSecWest 2012 and BlackHat 2012 & 2013) and we’ve been fortunate enough to give it privately to a number of really amazing organizations. In 2011 we did a talk entitled “Hardware Hacking For Software People” at […]

A Lackluster ‘Hack Cluster’: ARM Exploitation Lab Preview

March 1, 2012 by

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As we have announced in other blogposts we’ve been researching mobile platforms quite a bit (specifically those that use the ARM microprocessor). We compiled all of our notes on ARM reverse engineering and ARM exploitation and built a course called “Practical ARM Exploitation” that we will be publicly debuting this coming week at CanSecWest.  The […]

Practical ARM Exploitation: A New Training

January 12, 2012 by

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So….we heard Dino & Alex and Aaron & Zef were doing some blingin new trainings. So we felt we had to keep up with the rest of the New York Krew and do one….Ok, not really. We (the two Stephens) have spent a bunch of head-down time recently doing embedded research (as we mentioned in the […]

INFILTRATE 2011

July 27, 2011 by

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Beans recently (okay, it was MONTHS ago and I had this post pending in review since then) attended the Immunity INFILTRATE Conference in South Beach Miami, as well as the MASTER CLASS HACKING TRAINING.  Unfortunately this Stephen rarely (if ever) takes photos of anything, so you won’t see pictures of Internet superstar hackers here. Instead […]

SMT Solvers Summerschool at MIT

June 20, 2011 by

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Earlier this summer Beans attended the weeklong SMT Solver Summer school held at MIT campus in Boston, Mass. Over the last few years having seen some of the presentations by Pablo Sole on DEPLIB, blogposts by Sean Heelan, and having messed around a little bit with the REIL in BinNavi we were really curious to get a […]

reversing the ms08-067 patch…

October 23, 2008 by

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We are gonna jump right in here: First, let’s download patches. MS has supplied patches for 2K. Since 2K is the older, less featureful of any of the operating systems, we should download those patches in order to gain insight into the vulnerability. First, I grabbed the patch from http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms08-067.mspx. I noted that it “replaced” […]

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