We are constantly being asked about so-called "secure messaging apps". Here is a quick overview

[BLOG] An Experimental Study of Different Binary Exporters blog.quarkslab.com/an-experimenta…

Contact tracing : tous fliqués ! Délires de l’artiste ou délires du paranoïaque ? link.medium.com/zLEjcxOfV5 Petit point sur les différentes propositions et les enjeux du contact tracing.

SSTIC aura lieu du 2 au 4 juin 2021. L'appel à contributions est en ligne: sstic.org/2021/cfp/. Date limite: 5 mars. Vous hésitez ? Relisez nos conseils: blog.sstic.org/2017/01/06/com…

Mapping CVEs to source code commits and corresponding patch location in binaries is hard, but dm didn't shy away from the challenge. Following his presentation at #codaspy22 yesterday, here is his blog post explaining it and a link to the data set blog.quarkslab.com/commit-level-v…

📢 My IDA's plugin is now available! Thank you to all contributors and reviewers

I'm delighted to announce that I've passed my PhD defense yesterday and I'm now officially a Doctor🎓! It's been an amazing ride and I'm especially grateful to quarkslab for this opportunity

Excited to be part of the lineup at DistrictCon's first conference! Can't wait to see everyone in Washington DC!

Recursing on user input is bad; don’t do it. Using a simple CodeQL query, we uncovered how recursive input processing can crash even security-conscious projects like Protocol Buffers, ElasticSearch, and OpenSearch. hubs.la/Q0301HNf0

Join Brad Swain and dm at DistrictCon (Saturday 11:30 AM ET) to discover how we identified recursion-based DoS vulnerabilities in widely used software. (More info in 🧵)