Posted in security tools on Jun 22nd, 2007 No Comments »
I have just finished with enhancing my old tool, Reminder. This tool keeps track of your day to day tasks and reminds you at regular intervals. Though this has nothing to do with security, it helps you to align your activities. I wrote this tool couple of years back for my own needs. […]
Posted in computer security, reverse engineering, vulnerability research, security tools on Jun 18th, 2007 1 Comment »
ProcHeapViewer is a fast heap enumeration tool which uses better technique than normal Windows heap API functions. Its very useful tool for anyone involved in analyzing process heaps. Vulnerability researchers can find it useful while working on heap related vulnerabilities.
Traditional Windows heap enumeration functions are slower and takes lot of time while […]
Posted in computer security, vulnerability research, hidden myths on Jun 2nd, 2007 No Comments »
Charles Miller, security researcher at Independent Security Evaluators claims that he got the offer of $80,000 for remotely exploitable flaw in Linux, sighs that he could have asked for more. Though he could not get that price due to several conditions but finally managed to sell it for $50,000.
He has written an interesting paper based […]