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AdmVonSchneider
2y ago
Back at zynamics, we used to sell PDF Dissector: https://web.archive.org/web/20110902114238/http://www.zynami... We never got around to open sourcing it, so I'm happy to see that there is work being
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AdmVonSchneider
5y ago
> If zlib goes in to an infinite 100% CPU loop, perhaps due to a zip bomb, you're still screwed as far as I can tell You can set CPU and wall time limits and the sandbox will be killed if it runs for longer. > A full RPC abstract
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AdmVonSchneider
5y ago
In case you're using CMake instead, you may want to take a look at the `hello_sapi` example ( https://github.com/google/sandboxed-api/blob/main/sandboxed_... ). Other build systems will be significant
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AdmVonSchneider
7y ago
Anyone interested in accurate (and fast) instruction decoding for x86(-64) should also look into Zydis: https://github.com/zyantific/zydis
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AdmVonSchneider
10y ago
+1 for the logo. Now please update the project web site with matching colors :P
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AdmVonSchneider
11y ago
LOL, haters gonna hate. So let's see... - BinDiff would work stand-alone if someone wrote an exporter for another disassembler (BinDiff uses https://github.com/google/binexport for that). - Closed source - yeah it
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AdmVonSchneider
11y ago
There used to be (4.0). I'm working on it, though :)
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AdmVonSchneider
11y ago
Yeah that's a sore point :-/ The downloads are served via HTTPS, though. Also, publishing the SHA1 hashes over HTTP kind of defeats the purpose, so here they are again (HackerNews is HTTPS :)): bindiff420-debian8-amd64.deb 38fbea8
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AdmVonSchneider
11y ago
You only need the IDA Pro Starter Edition (589 USD, 32-bit files only) or the regular IDA Pro version for a single architecture (1129 USD). Even so, IDA comes with decades of RE experience baked into its heuristics and analysis features. It
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AdmVonSchneider
11y ago
Well it mostly works on 6.9 as well. Linux should work without any restrictions, but on Windows there were some IDA Qt changes that lead to some annoyances: - Can't reopen BinDiff windows after they were closed - Shortcuts don't w
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AdmVonSchneider
11y ago
Yup, we didn't bother with updating it in a looong while :-/