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Interesting Reads - Week 12 / 2013
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Interesting Reads - Week 12 / 2013

  • Binary Instrumentation for Exploit Analysis Purposes (part 1)
  • Binary Instrumentation for Exploit Analysis Purposes (part 2)
    Using the PIN instrumentalisation framework to analyse exploits
  • Randomly failed! Weaknesses in Java Pseudo Random Number Generators (PRNGs)
  • FBI Secretly Spying on Cloud Computer Users FISMA/PATRIOTACT - "National Security Letters"
  • New collision attacks on SHA-1 - based on optimal joint local-collision analysis [PDF]
  • Port scanning /0 using insecure embedded devices
    How a group of poeple compromised thousand of devices and then used them to scan the whole internet. Beware : Ethical boundaries scratched
  • "APT PDFs and metadata extraction"
  • Research Data to Help Understand the ROI of Your Security Investments - Cloud Computing
    Let's say we welcome the attempt to get us data...
  • Two new attacks on SSL decrypt authentication cookies | Ars Technica 


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