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Category Archives: Security

{book review} The Tangled Web

Leave a Comment Posted by on February 3, 2012

It’s been 6 years since Michal Zalewski’s “Silence on the wire” hit the shelves. Although “The Tangled Web” concentrates on a completely separate set of issues, you can’t fail but draw comparison between the two books. Zalewski’s unique style of writing brings both topics to life, not simply scratching the surface of a set topic, [...]

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ShmooCon 2012: Raising The White Flag

5 Comments Posted by on January 28, 2012

Raising The White Flag :: Bypassing Application White Listing – Curt Shaffer and Chris Cuevas More and more people are seeing application whitelisting in their environments. Despite what marketing people say, these solutions don’t stop APT and other advanced threats. This talk is designed to shine a light on the issues with whitelisting. Whitelisting is [...]

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ShmooCon 2012: Java backdoors and Cross Framework Abuse

3 Comments Posted by on January 28, 2012

Java backdoors and Cross Framework Abuse – Nicholas (aricon) Berthaume Adding backdoor(s) Java has a number of different archive formats. This talk covers the J2SE / J2EE type archives. The goal here is to show how simple it is to add potentially malicious software to three of the most common format. JAR – Java ARchive [...]

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SANS Germany 2012

Leave a Comment Posted by on January 24, 2012

So a little birdie told me that the fine folks over at SANS are arranging a conference in Germany this year. Unfortunately I can’t get the time off to attend, but I managed to wrangle a discount code incase any of you fine reader types are thinking of attending… SANS Germany 2012 SANS Germany 2012 [...]

Conference, Security

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