From MS16-098 see a Windows 8.1 kernel exploit-vulnerability warning-the black bar safety net

When I first started contact core vulnerability when I don't have any about the kernel of the experience, not to mention to take advantage of a kernel vulnerability, but I'm always for reverse engineering and exploit techniques are very interested. Initially, my idea was simple: find one not...

BinDiff Now Free, To Delight of Security Researchers

BinDiff is a constant presence inside a security researcher’s toolbox, ideal for patch and malware analysis or reverse engineering of code. The Google-owned software allows researchers to conduct side-by-side comparisons of binary files in disassembled code looking for differences in the samples...

Startup CrowdStrike Launches Crowd-Sourced Platform for Malware Analysis

Venture funded startup CrowdStrike has launched a new platform that will allow security researchers to work collaboratively to reverse engineer and analyze malicious code. The new platform, CrowdRE, was designed to resemble conventional software version control systems, with features that allow...

Google buy Reverse Engineering Company Zynamics (German security firm) !

Google has just acquired a small German software company called Zynamics. The company, which was founded in 2004, focuses on reverse engineering — that is, analyzing software malware in particular for which no source code is available. It's an incredibly interesting and complicated problem to try...

Google Buys Security Firm Zynamics

Google has acquired a small German security start-up called Zynamics, which is well-known in the security industry for its reverse-engineering and analysis tools. Zynamics announced the deal on its corporate blog on Tuesday, saying little other than that the company had been acquired by Google. T...