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Detours, Trampolines, and Code Caves

Howdy fellow RE folk! Today I’d like to cover the basics of detours, trampolines, and code caves. Traditionally, if one wanted to expand functionality to a program, they have to look for whats called a ‘code cave’, which is just a contiguous piece of (executable) memory. You replace a piece of code (typically a function […]

March 13, 2016March 13, 2016 averagejoe code1 Comment

Toorcon 16 slides and code

For those of you whom saw me at ToorCon and those of you who wish they could have, Here are my slides, and here are my code notes(pass is infected). I also had a 90 minute seminar on reverse engineering malware for newbies. Here are the slides and here are the samples / crackmes /tools. […]

October 27, 2014 averagejoe UncategorizedLeave a comment

Tenable Nessus Appsec Interview Spoilers

Hello everyone, Today we will be going over the answers to the test offered by Tenable / Nessus when you interview with them to be an appsec guy. I was told I was the first to ace all 3 tests, so I might as well be the first to spoil all 3 tests. What they […]

October 1, 2012July 31, 2014 averagejoe code, cracking, Joe you evil bastard, reversingLeave a comment
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