Article .NET Reverse Engineering –Part 2 Introduction The first Article of this series touched the most significant aspect of the MSIL code Instructions, for instance, how a program written…
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Article Rootkits On Your Smartphone While security of mobile operating systems is one of the most researched topics today, exploiting and rootkitting ARM-based devices gets more and…
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Article .NET Reverse Engineering – 3 Introduction We have taken tour of the syntax and semantics of raw CIL up till now. In this article, we shall be confronted with the rest of…
Article Extreme .NET Reverse Engineering - 4 Introduction We shall explore round-trip engineering, which is one of the most advanced tactics to disassemble IL code in order to manipulate…
Article Content Spoofing According to WhiteHat Security's annual study of about 15,000 websites, 86% had at least one serious hole that hackers could exploit, and content…
Article Fitting cyber attacks to jus ad bellum — Consequence-based approach Part I Introductory presentation While still reviewing the instrument-based theory, there was a slight allusion at some point that oftentimes from…
Article IOS application security part 12 - Dumping keychain data In the previous article, we looked at the different ways in which we could analyze the network traffic and the api calls being made through an IOS…
Article Fitting cyber attacks to jus ad bellum — Consequence-based approach Part II The consequence-based duo tests The focus of this contribution is placed on two tests which employ the consequence-based approach that, in turn,…
Article Extreme .NET Reverse Engineering - 5 Introduction We have done lots of IL grammar so far. As I warned you earlier, Reverse engineering could be exercising both offensive and defensive…
Article Cybercrime as a Service Reading about cybercrime, it is very easy to find terms such as attacks-as-a-service, malware-as-a-service and fraud-as-s-Service, that are commonly…
Article Geocoding Router Log Data Any good piece of malware eventually has to phone home. What good is collecting your dirty little secrets if it can't capitalize on them? This…
Article Fitting cyber attacks to jus ad bellum — Consequence-based approachPart III I. Criticism and possible flaws of consequence-based approach and seven-factor test There are people from the field of law, and not only, who do not…
Article Writing Your Own Parser Writing Data Format Parsers [pkadzone zone="main_top"] Abstract File format parsing and converting for further processing is a fundamental activity…
Article .NET Memory Internals Abstract This article delves into various aspects of memory access and management. There are distinctive categorizations of memory, for instance…
Article Hacker proofing Apache & PHP configuration SECURING APACHE Apache has been truly one of the dominant web servers of the World Wide Web. It's one of the best open source projects, Web Server…
Article Steganography: What your eyes don’t see Steganography is the art of hiding information to prevent detection of a hidden message. It has been used throughout history by many methods and…
Article Keyloggers: How they work and more Below is a graphic that enumerates some methods of password pilfering, which serves as an introduction to the matter discussed: [pkadzone zone="main_t
Article WEB SERVER SECURITY This article gives you a short and understandable summary about web servers, the different types of servers, the security add-on software…
Article Android forensics: Cracking the pattern lock protection In this paper I'll show you how to find an Android's user pattern lock. I assume that the technique that I'll demonstrate can work only on a rooted…
Article SANS investigate forensics toolkit—Forensics martial arts part 1 The SANS Investigate Forensic Toolkit (SIFT) is an interesting tool created by the SANS Forensic Team and is available publicly and freely for the…
Article SANS Investigate Forensics Toolkit – Forensics Martial Arts Part 2 This is a continuation of the first article on SANS Investigate Forensics Toolkit. In this article we will be covering the rest of the tools…
