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How to Monitor Windows Syscalls Using Dtrace and XPerf
Explore various Windows system call monitoring approaches and learn if you can monitor syscalls using XPerf and DTrace.
Reverse Engineering
Extending IDA’s Capabilities with Python: A Practical Example of Disassembling an Xtensa Instruction
Extend the capabilities of IDA with Python: learn how to implement an IDA plugin for disassembling Xtensa instructions.
How to Identify a Microcontroller Model Using Firmware Analysis
Use the firmware analysis process to automatically identify a microcontroller model you need to work with by analyzing the firmware source code.
How to Reverse Engineer an Undocumented macOS API to Use It in a Swift Project
Try reversing a macOS API to see how reverse engineering can help you integrate an undocumented API into a Swift project.
Discovering and Mitigating Security Vulnerabilities in Routers: A Practical Guide
Learn about the risks of vulnerable routers, common attack vectors, and ways to detect and mitigate vulnerabilities in router firmware.
A Brief Guide to Making Any Android Application Debuggable
Explore step-by-step instructions on how to make an Android application debuggable without changing its APK file.
The Evolution of Reverse Engineering: From Manual Reconstruction to Automated Disassembling
Explore what static and dynamic analysis tools and techniques can be used for software reverse engineering automation.
Using LLVM to Obfuscate Your Code During Compilation
Learn how LLVM works and how to create an obfuscating pass with it.
How to Detect Vulnerabilities in Software When No Source Code Is Available
In this article, we share our experience in dynamic fuzzing to identify security bugs in such popular image viewers as ACDSee, FastStone Image Viewer...
Finding Vulnerabilities in Closed Source Windows Software by Applying Fuzzing
This article is about discovering vulnerabilities even in closed source software by applying fuzzing testing.
