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@balgan I believe that iTunes stores them as ID3 tags still, and there are python libraries to extract this information. Not sure about AACabout 15 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to balgan
RT @neelmehta: Oldschool remotes are in this fall: http://bit.ly/2aTKh5 (cleanly fixed in Win7 RTM!).about 19 hours ago from Tweetie
@0xcharlie I am an advocate of free-range organic bugs. Let them live happy lives and don't slaughter them mercilessly.about 21 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to 0xcharlie
@0xcharlie I think my favorite sheep might have been slaughtered this week also... have to check.about 21 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to 0xcharlie
@balgan Metadata in the resource fork? You can read that using filename/..namedfork/rsrc as a filename.about 22 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to balgan
@haroonmeer For me, twitter was a warm-up to blogging. And a cool-down from it. You also must chart workload and productivity on there :).about 23 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to haroonmeer
Ouch the dollar. The market is up, but only a little bit more than the dollar is down.1:37 PM Nov 9th from Tweetie
My 2nd lecture for @dguido's Pen-Testing class at NYU-Poly is up: http://tinyurl.com/ygmu5km . I talk about DEP/ASLR, shellcode, and MSF.7:57 AM Nov 9th from Tweetie
@synopsi Hah, ok np. Does Google have people doing this manually?7:52 AM Nov 9th from Tweetie in reply to synopsi
Google wave invite acquired, thanks twitterverse! Stay classy.5:37 PM Nov 8th from Tweetie
Anyone have a spare google wave invite?5:18 PM Nov 8th from Tweetie
@dakami You know that iPhone applications are allowed to read the Address Book, right? Using a published API to access data is not a break.1:18 PM Nov 8th from Tweetie in reply to dakami
@dakami Regarding NX/DEP: See MSDN on VirtualProtect() or mprotect(2). O(1) bypass.1:15 PM Nov 8th from Tweetie in reply to dakami
@rmogull Ditto. My jailbroken phone also doesn't leave my home network.12:07 PM Nov 8th from Tweetie in reply to rmogull
@dakami *mouth = money. Meaningful exploit of non-jailbroken phone is way more work than IE8/Win7: NX+code signing+sandbox = PITA.10:28 AM Nov 8th from Tweetie in reply to dakami
The iphone-dev team does amazing work and is more impressive the more you learn about how it works. But a change-password UI would be nice.9:32 AM Nov 8th from Tweetie
@chrisclymer Yes, and what does Jailbreaking do? It prepares a new firmware image. Unmodified updates don't have sshd, so they are safe.9:30 AM Nov 8th from Tweetie in reply to chrisclymer
@rexploit Conspiracy theorists would believe that it'd be Apple-sponsored karmetasploitation, kindly reminding users not to Jailbreak.9:28 AM Nov 8th from Tweetie in reply to rexploit
Also, remember that jailbreaking your iPhone disables code signing enforcement. That's the thing that makes exploits so hard on iPhone.9:18 AM Nov 8th from Tweetie
I was always amazed at how many otherwise tech/security-conscious people who would jailbreak their iPhones w/o changing their root password.9:13 AM Nov 8th from Tweetie

Name Dino A. Dai Zovi
Location Brooklyn, NYC
Web http://trailofbit...
Bio Security Researcher, Pork Belly Magnate, Philanthropist, International Playboy, and Sometimes Poet.