Samba eXPerience conference - Germany
Blogging, Law, Presentations, Programming
Day 1 :: Workshop
8.00 PM (yeah it’s late)
I had almost 7 hours of time travel in Train from Paris to Goettigen. It was really exhausting but it was a good opportunity to talk with pretty girls visiting Europa :)
This year, SambaXP conference hold in Freizeit Hotel (Free time in English) in Goettingen (Germany) from […]
Enter Sandman - Japan Pacsec 2007
Presentations, WindowsFor people who wasn’t (or was :)) at PacSec the last week. Slides of Sandman lecture can be found in Japanese[PPT] or in English (updated - last version) [PDF].
[JP] http://www.msuiche.net/pres/psj07ruffsuiche-jp.pdf
[EN] http://www.msuiche.net/pres/PacSec07-slides-0.4.pdf
An overview of hibernation file format is explained and the forensics library we called Sandman is introduced.
Sandman status is reachable here :
http://sandman.msuiche.net/
Enter sandman… :)
Presentations, Reverse Engineering, WindowsEveryone knows that Dumbledore is homosexual but there is a most important thing you have to know!
The PacSec Agenda had been released! http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/482602/30/0/threaded
Speaker list:
http://www.pacsec.jp/speakers.html
Talk selections for PacSec 2007 - November 29 and 30 - Aoyama Diamond Hall
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- Programmed I/O accesses: a threat to virtual machine monitors? -
Loic Duflot,
- Developing Fuzzers with Peach -
Michael […]
Translation of my “Patchguard alternative theory” presentation!
Presentations, Reverse Engineering, WindowsI did a translation into English of my previous presentation which explain how to realize a protector for IDT, SSDT, and syscall address on Windows 32 and 64bits.
The translation can be found at the following link : Windows Vista Kernel Security - [EN].ppt
I’m writting an article about it which will be released very soon.
Happy merry […]
OSSIR - Windows Vista Kernel Security
Presentations, Reverse Engineering, WindowsHi there,
Today I did a presentation at the French Engineer School named Ecole Normal Supérieur. French Slides can be found at the following link OSSIR - Windows Vista Kernel Security.
In this presentation I’m showing an alternative theory to Patchguard on Windows Vista 32/64bits.
An article will be soon available.