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Trail of Bits
@trailofbits
We help secure the world’s most targeted organizations and products. We combine security research with an attacker mentality to reduce risk and fortify code.
Science & TechnologyNew York, NYtrailofbits.comJoined March 2010

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This looks amazing. There's so much "treasure" lurking just under the surface of Windows buried in RPC calls.
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Today, we are releasing RPC Investigator, made for exploring RPC clients and servers on Windows. This .NET application builds on the NtApiDotNet platform, adding features that offer a new way to explore RPC blog.trailofbits.com/2023/01/17/rpc
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Our goals with sigstore-python are two-fold: provide an extremely intuitive CLI and API and be one of the most authoritative clients in terms of succinctly and correctly implementing the intricacies of Sigstore’s security model. Read how we're doing it!
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While we take great pride in the tools we develop, we also benefit from tools maintained outside of the company. In 2022, we had more than 400 pull requests merged into non-ToB repos. We thank the maintainers for innumerable hours spent on this work!
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We believe software providers should follow 's lead if they choose to publish their security reviews. It's a great example of how engineering teams can work with us -- we are proud of the compliments and cognizant of our responsibility to consider his critiques.
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This is cool: the grammar for queries is derived from the indexed code. A query that can't parse can't be matched. Unifying synthetic query ASTs against compiler ASTs makes matched variables a stepping off point for further analysis. There is more to searching than finding!
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The naive approach to searching for patterns in source code is to use regular expressions, but that has limitations. Our intern prototyped an internal tool that does searching on Clang ASTs to avoid these limitations blog.trailofbits.com/2022/12/22/syn
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The naive approach to searching for patterns in source code is to use regular expressions, but that has limitations. Our intern prototyped an internal tool that does searching on Clang ASTs to avoid these limitations
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