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Pivoting BOUNCEr - pbounce 0.1 released
By: Meder Kydyraliev
PBOUNCE stands for Pivoting BOUNCEr and it has been inspired by bounce-0.0.1
by Fyodor Yarochkin which can be downloaded from http://o0o.nu/sec/tools/.
PBOUNCE was written from scratch reusing unixlib portability library from
the original bounce.
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Protecting Your Network Against Spoofed IP Packets
By: Brien M. Posey
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HITB E-zine Issue #37 released
We are pleased to announce that the latest edition of the HITB e-zine (Issue #37) has been released. This is a pretty special edition with article contributions by Shreeraj Shah (Net-Square), Cesar Cerrudo (Argeniss) and Nish Bhalla (Security Compass).
For those of you waiting for the videos of HITBSecConf2005 - Malaysia, they are on their way to Europe and will be released on the 24th of December 2005. In the meantime you'll have the e-zine to enjoy :)
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year everyone! See you guys in 2006.
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Story of a dumb patch
By: Cesar Cerrudo
This paper is an advisory but mostly it describes a mistake made by Microsoft on patch MS05-018 where Microsoft failed to properly fix a vulnerability having to release a new patch MS05-049. Hopefully this paper will open the eyes to software vendors to not repeat this kind of mistakes.
Introduction:
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Reverse engineering a shareware tool and writing a proper keygen for it
By: Azerton
This article deals with reverse engineering of a shareware tool and how to go about writing a proper keygen for it.
Contents:
0x1. Tools
0x2. Observing our victim
0x3. Jumping inside the code
a. Understanding how it works
b. Understanding the interesting code
c. Calculating the serial
0x4. Writing the keygen
0x5. Shouts0x1: Tools
The tools used in this tutorial are a brain, windows calc.exe (for hex-decimal
conversions for example), OllyDbg 1.10, Dev-C++ 4 for writing the keygen.
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