If any of y'all are reverse engineers, my company is trying to automate all the tedium. We could really use your input on what tools you use and what your workflow looks like. We have a survey here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

📣Survey Alert: Reverse engineers, vuln hunters & malware analysts: help shape automated reverse engineering. Take a quick survey & tell us what frustrates you the most & what to automate next. 👉docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… First look 👉 delphoslabs.com #ReverseEngineering

Binary highlight: Modded DXGI.dll that spoofs an RTX 4090, hooks DXGI, and reroutes DLSS to OptiScaler’s FSR/XeSS. Hard to spot—but Delphos auto-flagged it and generated a clear write-up in a couple minutes. Sample: delphoslabs.com/uploads/577e12… #ReverseEngineering via Delphos Labs

Binary highlight: “Cyberpunk 7777 / QubePi” ELF. Text-menu game with hard-coded Postgres creds. Every login/chat/coord sent in clear on 5432—no TLS, no sanitization. Delphos auto-exposed the creds & flow in minutes. Sample: delphoslabs.com/uploads/26cc38… #ReverseEngineering

🔍 Binary highlight: polished Linux daemon that keylogs X11 + hijacks bash TTYs via ptrace, proxies with a PTY, and exfils keystrokes in raw AF_PACKET frames—no C2, no crypto. Delphos flagged the whole implant in a couple minutes. This went undetected for a while and was setting

We flagged this binary as Conti-style ransomware before checking threat intel. All automated. No unpacking. No signatures. Just behavior: Threaded loader. AES/RSA encryption. Dynamic API calls. It screamed “Conti” before we did. Patterns > signatures. delphoslabs.com/uploads/2b4e9a…

My employer, Delphos Labs, is surveying the RE community to optimize the impact of our future development. It's only open for one more week. Last chance to participate! We'd love to learn more about you, your needs, or feedback on the public beta! Try it! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

🎃 Happy Halloween from the Delphos Labs team! “Ghosts in the Machine” 👻 The only things scarier than hackers? Our Halloween costumes. 💀 Even people who work in the shadows of code need a frightfully good time. No incidents were reported, just excellent costumes.