Paper from ACSAC '12 released: "Augmenting Vulnerability Analysis of Binary Code". persistencelabs.com/blog/2012/12/4… In conjunction with Agustin Gianni

Our 2013 training prospectus is now available persistencelabs.com/blog/2012/12/1… Source/binary auditing, SMT solvers and static analysis.

Awesome! Thanks to Mariana Almeida Borges Mota we're now listed on the @digitaloxford site \o/

Pretty easy to spot the logo of the tool dev/security company among the web crowd. Two tone grey ftw!

Updates to our tool dev class persistencelabs.com/blog/2013/4/7/… Booked up till September btw, so get in contact soon if you want to take it in 2013 =)

Catch this year's only public instance of Advanced Tool Dev. with SMT Solvers at NSC 2013, August 26th-28th persistencelabs.com/blog/2013/5/28…

One week left to register for Advanced Tool Dev with SMT Solvers @ NSC 2013 nsc.is/training/adv-t… See you in Iceland!

Hiring: Graduate/Junior Software Engineer in Program Analysis persistencelabs.com/blog/2013/11/1… …

git tag -a alpha-0.1

Second alpha test underway! Slowly slowly, catchy 0day.

Just tagged another alpha for testing next week! Slowly slowly catchy ... er ... a new program analysis tool?

Getting ready to teach the latest version of the Persistence Labs prog analysis tool dev class =) Always a fun one!

Psyched that our Google deal has lead to a meme on reddit :D reddit.com/r/AdviceAnimal…

Congrats to our friends at Dark Blue Labs! googlepolicyeurope.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/teamin…

Apparently tomorrow begins the 3rd year of Persistence Labs existence! And yet not a single workplace fatality!

Introducing SemTrax: Semantics-aware, runtime, dataflow tracking & visualisation for binary software persistencelabs.com/blog/2014/12/9…

If you're interested in SemTrax you should probably sign up to our mailing list before tomorrow ;) persistencelabs.us9.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=d3…

Sean Parker likes SSE support ... as well as some other things that aren't relevant right now.

And in slightly less horrendously compressed form ...

Bonus points if you can guess the CVE based purely on the data being copied