April 24, 2022
There isn’t much respect for the volunteer cyber militia, but maybe there’s something actually going on worth paying attention to.
Some cool cryptography history. Who am I kidding? All cryptography history is cool. It’s in the name.
It is a weird weird world. Belarusian partisans are having a real impact on the war. Which is great.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/04/23/ukraine-belarus-railway-saboteurs-russia/The dawn of IT making something simple heedlessly complicated and confusing.
Cool stuff happening in bug hunting land.
How to write Linux kernel exploits in 2022. In my day we had to write them uphill in the snow. Both POPing and RETing! Kids these days don’t know how easy they have it.
An article by Samuel Page @sam4k1 about writing an exploit for a remotely-triggerable stack-buffer-overflow in TIPC. blog.immunityinc.com/p/writing-a-li… [1/2]
I’m as shocked as anyone, but apparently there’s a pandemic still on. China is suffering significant civilian unrest.
Well, this seems like it’s bad.
A bit of a look at the components of an information warfare element.
An interesting RE project to read about.
Texas natsec review is a pretty good rag.
Crypto. Theft. North Korean hackers!
This is a good idea. Providing a guide to security research as a process, how to approach it and how to do it.
https://alexplaskett.github.io/demystifying-security-research-part1/A couple Ukraine war reads:
https://www.understandingwar.org/backgrounder/russian-offensive-campaign-assessment-april-23 https://www.economist.com/by-invitation/rob-lee-on-why-attrition-will-be-a-critical-factor-in-the-battle-for-donbas/21808954