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- 0x41 - (weekly) exploitation matters - Vista Heap, scripting debuggers with debug libs and how to learn to use that knowledge
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- Explicit and implicit security in software development - measures and change
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- wishinet: http://www.godblock.com/#what "block sexual, and psychologically harmful material" like "holy texts". Protect "from being indoctrinated"
- wishinet: Load average: 23.69 20.11 14.95 - jepp, this is obviously bad.
- wishinet: http://img2.moonbuggy.org/imgstore/ethernet-killer.jpg
- wishinet: According to my 400d stats the most viewed page at my blog is phpids's xss warning. You can do better! :)
- wishinet: I'm super-hungry after some meditation... guess this isn't normal. :-) 0xf000000d
UnprotectedHex - about formal software verification
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Reddit RCE group
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About wishi and the site
Mon, 01/01/2007 - 01:00 | wishi
txtHi, I'm Marius!
My name is Marius Ciepluch, I'm from Germany, I study Computer Science in Lübeck. I also do some RCE related to exploit development, more or less focusing on Windows. With this blog I try to share and to contribute at least a little, and to inspire people to dive deeper into technology related topics.
Interesting stuff
- if I have interesting stuff to mention, I'll twitter it: wishinet
- here're some mirrors of collected IT security related presentations
- you can browse my great Evernote collection of security papers and inspiring stuff
- I'm into Objective C reversing, Mach-o, XNU and Apple stuff - however still on 10.5 x86: a list of interesting MacOS software
- I don't have much free code to offer, but at least one OpenSource project. I'm looking for help with BinVis - it's a visual RE framework
- here're some handy snippets for LaTeX, C, Java, F#, C# and more: GitHub
Germany has (ignorant) laws
In Germany there's the infamous law § 202.c. It practically forbids us to publicly disclose exploits.
Nevertheless people are actively working for a revision of this paragraph, it's current law in my country of residence.
Have fun,
wishi
