Reverse Engineering a Windows 95 Game - Part II: Reversing (Undocumented) Settings : https://sidneys1.com/reverse-engineering/2023/03/16/reverse-engineering-a-win95-game-II.html

Part 1 : https://sidneys1.com/reverse-engineering/2023/02/23/reverse-engineering-a-win95-game-I.html
🗣binitamshah


🎖@malwr

We’ve just published a short #IDAPro tutorial about the #Disassembly window. Watch it now 🌐 https://youtu.be/cgELfAUg8C4

#IDAProTutorials #IDAPro #hexrays #LearningIDA
🗣HexRaysSA


🎖@malwr

Android Attack: Reversing React Native Applications
https://securityqueens.co.uk/android-attack-reversing-react-native-applications/
🗣pentest_swissky


🎖@malwr

Python and Malware: Writing a simple wiper malware - Malware - 0x00sec - The Home of the Hacker https://0x00sec.org/t/python-and-malware-writing-a-simple-wiper-malware/31652
🗣akaclandestine


🎖@malwr

Happy to announce the release of my JADX dynamic scripting plugin, JADXecute. Now you write and share scripts to automate your Android APK analysis! #ReverseEngineering

https://github.com/LaurieWired/JADXecute
🗣lauriewired


🎖@malwr

Here's a short blog on using Frida to write and bypass detections for your TTPs. We can use good ol' userland hooking + JavaScript bindings to avoid writing complex kernel code, which lets us quickly develop test cases and improve our techniques.

https://passthehashbrowns.github.io/using-frida-for-rapid-detection-testing
🗣passthehashbrwn


🎖@malwr

travisgoodspeed/gbrom-tutorial: Tutorial for extracting the GameBoy ROM from photographs of the die.
🗣tnavda

Fascinating read, thanks for sharing.
👤cea1990

I don't know if I'll ever personally need this info but it was a great read nonetheless!
👤Browsing_From_Work


🎖@malwr

How to Create a Virtual Hacking Lab: The Ultimate Hacker Setup
🗣flacao9

Nice article and how I did my approach to learning. Gotta love VirtualBox.

Another approach too for specific service testing is creating a vuln testbed service using docker. It's a lot lighter than a full VM.
👤FolsgaardSE

This is all manual work, which is fine, but you could use the Red Team Attack Lab or the game of thrones lab
👤Proud-Tap6586


🎖@malwr

Analysis of a Redline Based Malware
🗣serhack

Why does he look like he’s on team rocket about to lose to pikachu
👤canofspam2020


🎖@malwr

New YouTube channel with IDAPython tutorial series [wip](https://www.youtube.com/@allthingsida)
🗣0xeb


🎖@malwr

ZeusCloud - an open-source cloud security platform
Sharing something we're in the early innings of developing: https://github.com/Zeus-Labs/ZeusCloud

Have heard from many devops friends that they often get charged w/ managing security. Hope to get your feedback on if this would be helpful!

ZeusCloud is an open-source cloud security platform that thinks like an attacker! ZeusCloud works by:

1. Identifying risks across your cloud environments (e.g. misconfigurations, identity weakness, vulnerabilities, etc.)
2. Prioritizing those risks based on toxic risk combinations an attacker may exploit.
3. Remediating by giving step by step instructions on how to fix the risk findings.
4. Monitoring compliance - track your PCI DSS, SOC 2, GDPR, CIS goals.

So far, we’ve added misconfiguration checks and common identity-based attack paths for AWS. Up next on our roadmap are network/access graph visualizations of your entire cloud environment, vulnerability scanning, and secret scanning!

Check out our GitHub (Licensed Apache 2.0): https://github.com/Zeus-Labs/ZeusCloud

Play around with our Sandbox environment: https://demo.zeuscloud.io

Get Started (free/self-hosted): https://docs.zeuscloud.io/introduction/get-started
🗣VariousAd5147

This looks very cool! Is there a way to add exclusions to rules?
👤thescrambler1979

This is quite interesting. I've had something a bit similar in mind but instead I will take a better look and check if I could just contribute here.
👤puputtiap

This product is similar to Selefra, https://github.com/selefra/selefra
👤Disastrous_Pie7425


🎖@malwr

What could these mysterious “align” items in the disassembly mean? Igor is here to clarify 🌐 https://hex-rays.com/blog/igors-tip-of-the-week-133-alignment-items/?utm_source=Social-Media-Post&utm_medium=Twitter&utm_campaign=Igor-Tip-133

#IgorsTipOfTheWeek #IDAtips #IDAPro
🗣HexRaysSA


🎖@malwr

BREAD: BIOS Reverse Engineering & Advanced Debugging - an 'injectable' real-mode x86 debugger that can debug arbitrary real-mode code (on real HW) from another PC via serial cable.
🗣digicat

This is pretty awesome!
👤DiabloHorn


🎖@malwr

VMware-player-14.1.3-9474260 how can I extract filesystem data from the stored files?
Hi,

So I installed the above version of VMware and it would not run on either my laptop or computer as a result of both not having some features it apparently requires in the hardware/BIOS (virtualisation was enabled however it complained about using an Intel CPU on the laptop. Curiously VirtualBox works fine on both devices. Anyway, is there a means of which I can merely extract all the contents of the saved .vmx machine without manually running the machine? Thanks in advance.
🗣Man_in_the_uk

This is now resolved, for some reason virtual box was able to run it on
my laptop but when posting this whilst trying to do this on a computer
it did not work.
👤Man_in_the_uk

OvfTool would do the conversion to *.ovf

https://developer.vmware.com/web/tool/4.5.0/ovf-tool

Personally prefer the VMware products and wish for return of VMware Server for Linux :-)
👤tgbauer

OK so having taken the original vmdk files to my brothers computer he can't access via the virtual office box either. So I have to see if there's a way to save the windows seven vm in such a way I can get it to boot up in virtual box. I have read you can transfer a installation from one computer to another but I don't know if the fact a hdd has things like a bootloader will be an issue, any ideas? Thanks for your help.
👤Man_in_the_uk


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