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[/su_panel]Changing Directions
This blog has served me well over the last few years.  However, for reasons of my own sanity, I’ve decided to consolidate my blogging efforts on blogger. Furthermore, this name and title ...
Crossfit: Forever Strong
Let me first start this post off with an assurance I haven’t forgotten the series.  I’ve been working on a few articles, however I keep finding vulnerabilities in things I wanted to show, so ...
Causalities of Errata
To preface the rest of this article, I am aware that I am upset right now. Â I try not to write when I am like this, however the BSides drama has already ...
Grammar: The Stuff of Exploits
Communicating clearly can be difficult.  Consider the following sentence: The police officer and bandit pulled their triggers.  Shots were fired, and he went down.  He breathed his last breath.* This sentence is a ...
Reverse Engineering Web Apps: Architectural Composition
Don’t worry, give it 10 years and you will be an overnight success.  – K. Slatoff Since our process of reverse engineering relies heavily on pattern matching, being capable of identifying and decomposing architecture ...
Reversing Web Apps: The Caveats
Because our process if reversing is not a direct 1:1 mapping to compiled reversing, we have to clarify a bit on how we can be successful. Â Although some frameworks generate HTML based ...
Reverse Engineering Web Applications: The Series
There is only so much you can share in a talk, and so I’ve decided to turn a short 50 minutes into a rightfully lengthy series.  I know this post is long, ...
Giving in.
I am somewhat bummed out to announce that I am now an owner of an iphone 4s.  I recognize that’s not something normally worth of grief– so I should explain.  If you’ve ...
Breaking Non-Existant Code
I recently ran into a fun problem that stumped me for about 1/2 hour.  I had found a value that I could control in the query string, which would put data inside a ...
Of all the things I’ve lost…
A funny thing has dawned on me recently.  During the course of an average day, I read code at least 2 to 3 times.  Sometimes it’s to quickly evaluate read a plugin ...

