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Category Archives: infosec

Cybercroissant Podcast Episode

While I was at DevSecCon earlier this year I had a chance to record a podcast episode with Cybercroissant. You can find it on their site. During the conversation I brought up a parallel between magic tricks and hacking. That idea is perhaps better described in the introduction to my last book, which I’ve excerpted …

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Posted byMike ShemaNovember 17, 2017Posted ininfosecTags: books, infosec, tools

Battling Geologic Time

65 million years ago, dinosaurs ruled the earth. (Which also seems about the last time I wrote something new here.) In 45 million lines of code, Windows XP dominated the desktop. Yes it had far too many security holes and people held onto it for far too long — even after Microsoft tried to pull …

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Posted byMike ShemaOctober 19, 2015October 16, 2015Posted incoding, infosecTags: regex, source code

The Resurrected Skull

It’s been seven hours and fifteen days. No. Wait. It’s been seven years and much more than fifteen days. But nothing compares to the relief of finishing the 4th edition of The Anti-Hacker Toolkit. The book with the skull on its cover. A few final edits need to be wrangled, but they’re minor compared to …

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Posted byMike ShemaJuly 1, 2013January 8, 2014Posted ininfosecTags: AHTK4, books1 Comment on The Resurrected Skull

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