Didier Stevens

@DidierStevens

5-to-9 security researcher, Microsoft MVP, ISC Handler. Mostly IT security. & programming. & (hardware) hacking. & maldocs PDF/DOC. Avatar:

Belgium
Joined October 2008

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    Jan 31

    New technical blogpost is up This one is about Parent PID spoofing complete with a python script to detect said spoofing. Read all about it here:

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  7. Jan 27

    New blog post "Update: format-bytes .py Version 0.0.11"

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    Jan 16

    Our researchers investigated the security of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), a new type of application combining best of web and native apps. Read all about how they work and the security risks they impose in our latest blog post!

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    Jan 15

    Nice idea by If you want to do the same thing in PowerShell, here's a short script that will generate the event in Windows Event Log, Application - great for blue teams to test detection:

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  12. Jan 15

    For all of you out there in restricted corporate environments who need to test the processing of event log entries for CVE-2020-0601, I wrote some VBA code to generate this event.

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    Jan 12

    Citrix ADC Exploits: Overview of Observed Payloads

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    Jan 10

    quick snapshot from our honeypot for "vpns" scans / hour.

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    Jan 11

    ADC Exploits are Public / Heavily Used (some attempt to install ).

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  17. Jan 11

    Found a great Python module that implements sed: PythonSed

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  18. Jan 11

    Just received an email from AWS without subject and the following body :-)

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  20. Jan 9

    And because the 2010s are over, I just had to make this blog post "Overview of Content Published in the 2010s"

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