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Featured image for post: 2022 Conference Talks

January 6, 2023 Jan 6, 2023 • • 1 min read 1 min • • 39 words 39 words

2022 Conference Talks

security conference talk infosec + 2 more

Featured image for post: 2021 Conference Talks

January 4, 2022 Jan 4, 2022 • • 1 min read 1 min • • 54 words 54 words

2021 Conference Talks

security conference talk infosec + 3 more

Featured image for post: 2020 Conference Talks

May 22, 2021 May 22, 2021 • • 1 min read 1 min • • 59 words 59 words

2020 Conference Talks

security infosec conference talk

Featured image for post: Hooking Linux Libraries for Post-Exploitation Fun

January 13, 2020 Jan 13, 2020 • • 3 min read 3 min • • 639 words 639 words

Hooking Linux Libraries for Post-Exploitation Fun

hacking security infosec + 2 more

Featured image for post: Finding a Decade-Old Flaw in GNU Mailutils

November 20, 2019 Nov 20, 2019 • • 2 min read 2 min • • 278 words 278 words

Finding a Decade-Old Flaw in GNU Mailutils

security infosec vulnerability disclosure + 2 more

Featured image for post: Modifying Empire to Evade Windows Defender

February 26, 2019 Feb 26, 2019 • • 8 min read 8 min • • 1595 words 1,595 words

Modifying Empire to Evade Windows Defender

security infosec empire + 3 more

Featured image for post: Move Over S3: Open Directory Indexes Continue to be a Problem

December 12, 2017 Dec 12, 2017 • • 3 min read 3 min • • 541 words 541 words

Move Over S3: Open Directory Indexes Continue to be a Problem

security infosec cybersecurity + 3 more

November 16, 2017 Nov 16, 2017 • • 2 min read 2 min • • 408 words 408 words

Security Researchers Lose a Favorite DNS Recon Tool Jan 2018

infosec cybersecurity certificate transparency + 2 more

September 26, 2017 Sep 26, 2017 • • 3 min read 3 min • • 475 words 475 words

Equifax, SEC, & Now Deloitte: Organizations Must Employ Offensive Security

security hacking infosec + 1 more

September 21, 2017 Sep 21, 2017 • • 3 min read 3 min • • 542 words 542 words

Equifax Redux Part 1: Assume You Are Already Compromised

security hacking infosec

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555 timer CSS Exfil CW DIY Kiddix Linux NTLMSSP NTLMv2 OS war RTC Split Splat Steve Jobs UX adversarial emulation altoids amateur radio amazon android antenna antivirus app store arcade arduino browsers c sharp cartoon certificate transparency chrome circuits clock conference talk cryptojacking cybersecurity desktop desktop linux doorbell echo electronics empire evasion exploit facebook fax machines filter firefox future fvwm game gecko google voice hacking ham radio homepage iPad iPhone infosec kids krack lag land line lego letsencrypt linux lm386 make makeRF microsoft mike gualtieri mobile mozilla net neutrality number porting offensivesecurity open source software owasp parental controls penetration testing phishing privacy privilege escalation purple team pydio radio ransomware raspberry pi red team remote vulnerability rendering engines rockmite rounded corners s3 schematic screenshots security shift registers shortwave radio small business smartphone ssl supply chain hack tablets tool tradecraft transceiver trojans vulnerability disclosure web security webkit windows windows mobile windows phone 7 wpa2 youtube