If you’re one of those folks who read a lot of InfoSec news, you’ve no doubt heard a lot of mention of the effectiveness of
The OWASP Top 10 list publicizes the most critical web application security flaws as determined by Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP), a nonprofit, vendor-independent
In previous articles that talked about .NET reverse engineering, we covered almost every aspect of reversing .NET assemblies, we explained how this kind of binary
Abstract In this article, you will learn how to create and manipulates Delegate types as well as C# events, which streamline the process of working
Background: This is our second article in a series on vulnerability assessment of SNMP Service. In the previous article, we learned how we could set
Greg Thompson has his work cut out for him as <a href=”http://www.scotiabank.com/gls/en/index.html#about”>Scotiabank</a>’s highest level security professional. Thompson, vice president of enterprise security services at the
Introduction In the previous article we’ve seen that whether we’re using the int 0x2e interrupt or sysenter instruction, the same method in kernel is being
In order to overcome physical limitations of wired connections, a lot of us prefer wireless connections. It reminds me of when I had my Sony
Introduction In this article, we will look in depth at a virus written in Visual Basic. We look at various techniques used by this virus
In the summer of 2012, Mozilla unveiled a new single sign-on (SSO) solution called Mozilla Persona to the online world. At the time, their branding
Abstract Over the years, the Linux operating system has become more popular among the developer community due to a significant cost advantage over proprietary platforms.
Raspberry Pi for pwning and penetration testing? Of course! Why not? As an introduction, Raspberry Pi is an ARM GNU / Linux box or a
Background: This is the first article out of a series of articles that I am planning to write on vulnerability assessment of SNMP Service. SNMP
Introduction You’ve probably heard about Windbg before, right? It’s a Windows debugger written by Microsoft that’s used by developers and hackers for debugging the OS.
1. Introduction Electronic money (e-money) is the digital equivalent of cash that is stored on an electronic device or remotely at a server. It is
Nowadays, internet usage is growing dramatically, but the vast majority of internet users don’t have a security background. Most of people use the Internet for
Abstract In the previous articles, you have learned about Windows Authentication and Code Access Security. This article’s objective is to further understanding of Form Authentication
Let’s present the whole PE file structure with the picture below (taken from [5]): At the beginning there’s a DOS header, which is an MS-DOS
Introduction The purpose of this work is to present the reader research of the Gauss malware platform as one of the ultimate nation-state cyber exploitation
Introduction Have you ever checked out an IOS app and thought it was cool, and wondered if you could find some information about the source
