I’ve been noticing a lot of fun stories lately about bugs in old software that suddenly showed up in newer Windows versions. For example, here’s an excellent writeup by Silent about a bug in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas that laid dormant until Windows 11 24H2 came out. MattKC also recently posted a cool video about the massive project of decompiling LEGO Island, which also solved the mystery of the “exit glitch” that happened in newer versions of Windows. Nathan Baggs has also been a...| Downtown Doug Brown
WebAssembly: How to allocate your allocator| nullprogram.com
Key Takeaways The intrusion began with the exploitation of CVE-2023-22527 on an exposed Windows Confluence server, ultimately leading to the deployment of LockBit ransomware across the environment.…| The DFIR Report
After many long years, the Memory64 proposal for WebAssembly has finally been released in both Firefox 134 and Chrome 133. In short, this proposal adds 64-bit pointers to WebAssembly.| SpiderMonkey JavaScript/WebAssembly Engine
Introducing the fix-stomped-imports Binary Ninja plugin, allowing you to reconstruct a stomped Import Address Table when reverse engineering.| LRQA Nettitude Labs
Authors: Axel Boesenach and Erik Schamper In this blog post we will go into a user-friendly memory scanning Python library that was created out of the necessity of having more control during memory…| Fox-IT International blog
An improved chkstk function on Windows| nullprogram.com
This is the second post of a blog post series where I will reproduce Eli Bendersky’s Adventures In JIT Compilation series, but this time using the Rust programming language.| Rodrigodd