The modem doesn't seem to expose MBIM on any of the pipes (that I could see from a simple prodding, anyway). Instead, the Windows driver translates MBIM commands into a different RPC language. Each submitted TD contains a length and transaction ID (incorporated multiple times and in differe...
The Nevada Supreme Court recently addressed that important distinction and emphasized that a company that admitted that it stole information from its rival had not stolen a trade secret because the information could be ascertained by the public through reverse engineering. MEI-GSR Holdings, LLC v. ...
Reverse Engineering (八月 9, 2022) Season 2, Episode 5 - Killian Holm (voice) Additional Credits * self-verified Theater (9 titles) Role / Position Company / Director No Sex Please, We’re British * Runnicles (lead) Strand (Novello Theate, London West End, Allan Davis A Patri...
Week 39 (September 23 - September 29) - Reverse Engineering TryHackMe | Intro to x86-64 October 2024 Week 40 (September 30 - October 6) - Malware Analysis TryHackMe | Mobile Malware Analysis Week 41 (October 7 - October 13) - Privilege Escalation TryHackMe | Windows Privilege Escalation...
Duncan Ogilvie has started reverse engineering somewhere around 2009. He is the creator of x64dbg, an open-source x64/x32 debugger for windows, and 100+ other projects. Duncan loves to do binary analysis and Windows internals. In this episode, he shares the interesting journey with developing...
Reverse Engineering the Keyboard of Family Computerby goroh, english translation by Ki. ???by ???. In japanese. Power Pad informationv1.2 by Tennessee Carmel-Veilleux. Family Trainerby goroh. NES Music Ripping Guidev1.4 by Chris Covell. ...
In order to complicate the analysis of the malware through reverse engineering, the campaign used an installer that was bloated to 699 MB. The bloating was done through repeat blocks of code within the original installer. “The visualization of the sample by PortexAnalyzer shows that the bloat ...
First, we're going to describe the process of compiling/assembling a source code to an executable file. This is very important, so we need to understand it when reverse engineering. First we must be aware of the fact that all source code must eventually be compiled into binary form, which...
Continuing our free Zero2Hero malware reverse engineering course, Daniel Bunce dives into the details of KPot, Vidar & Raccoon Info Stealers
Just to see of what you should be aware when dealing with KMAC on Windows. Many people are fighting with KMAC in ring0 and its cool to have some vulnerable signed driver that opens for you a door to windows kernel. You may either try to exploit some CVE: https://cve.mitre.org/cgi...