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If handled wrong this is how to get neither backwards compatibility nor security. I'd advocate being quite careful on that one, and to remember that the goal is to ship a product that customers would like to use.

thanks for the gift 😊 offensivecon

tldr

victim does WHAT

ive had enough of this fucking website

TIL IDA has a pretty text interface

what, and i cannot stress this enough, the fuck

Excited to share my latest article: PgC - a novel approach to disable Patchguard during runtime using basic memory management principles. It has worked against every version of Patchguard for the last 7 years, without needing any updates! blog.can.ac/2024/06/28/pgc…

ignoring the political context, this is a good take

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My new blog - featuring: a technical overview of the CrowdStrike incident, why security products user kernel mode, and what this means for the future of Windows. microsoft.com/en-us/security… Shout outs to my non-Microsoft friends who gave me input and technical editing, appreciate

Thanks so much to those who could make it to my talk about Large Language Models for Security Response. As promised, slides are now available! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. nbviewer.org/github/microso…

MSRC reviews every vulnerability reported to Microsoft. While fixing a large volume of vulnerabilities helps keep customers secure, it also poses numerous practical challenges in prioritizing the most critical bugs. During his Black Hat talk, MSRC Security Engineer Bill Demirkapi

Security researcher Bill Demirkapi found more than 15,000 hardcoded secrets and 66,000 vulnerable websites—all by searching overlooked data sources. wired.trib.al/TcWEplT

Big changes to one of the most targeted attack surface in Windows - techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/security-co…