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Une troisième rump ! MackT discutera de fx demo pour keygen/installeur dans sa rump "Breakdown de l'Installeur pour Myth".

Cool to see the N64 cartridge swap exploit finally released publicly. I originally found this back in 2024, but couldn’t publicly release it for contractual reasons. Here’s an old demo using it for region lock bypass, chained with RCE from shogihax: youtu.be/09TN1CvoWo0

All the people citing legality have no idea how this works, the sensational bullshitters like Pirat_Nation as well. It’s an IOMMU block, that is it. If you don’t know what that is: Google. - intel.com/content/dam/de… - blog.3mdeb.com/2020/2020-07-0… You’re not going to suddenly have things on your PC stop working. The DMA device will stop working until you remove it. It will operate normally if you put it on a PC that doesn’t have the block. Never seen so many sweats worked up about something they couldn’t even explain with a gun to their head.

Bug Hunting in Hypervisors by Corentin Bayet (@OnlyTheDuck) and @BrunoPujos 📅 Oct 12-15 📍 Espace Vinci or Espace Cléry, Paris 2nd 👉 hexacon.fr/trainer/bug_hu…

Registration for trainings at @hexacon_fr are open !

Static Devirtualization of Themida/CodeVirtualizer. The techniques in this article apply to pretty much every virtual machine obfuscator with minor modifications. back.engineering/blog/09/05/202… Original Program & Devirtualized Output github.com/backengineerin…

@hexacon_fr If you can't wait, there are still a few spots left for our session at @reconmtl (June 15th-18th) ! If you’re interested in joining, check out the details here: reversetactics.com/trainings/bugh…

We’re proud to bring our" Bug Hunting in Hypervisors" training to @hexacon_fr (October 12th–15th, 2026) ! Designed for security researchers,we will dive into VM escapes, hypervisor attack surfaces, and real-world exploitation. See you there !

There is also a pre-alpha Linux version brewing 👀

I checked and it's been 2 years since my last blog post??? So anyway, here's a quick blog post about KDP pool - the latest KDP feature that will replace the secure pool in future Windows versions: windows-internals.com/goodbye-secure…

In our @a_denkiewicz's latest post, see how combining AFL++ with GPT-5 Codex sped up triaging the results from fuzzing NASA’s CFITSIO library and uncovered numerous vulnerabilities. blog.doyensec.com/2026/04/20/cfi… #doyensec #appsec #security #fuzzing

@lcamtuf @hasherezade oh I ordered it because it looked really interesting, didnt know you were the author! great man!

The cat's out of the bag! My latest book, "The Secret Life of Circuits", is available in early access: lcamtuf.coredump.cx/blog/secret/ It's what I wish I had when I was starting out. Electrons to embedded systems, 290+ color illustrations and 420+ pages of well-explained theory.

Obfuscation vs The Optimizer: A Battle in LLVM Middle End. @yates82 shows us how the continuous improvement of the LLVM optimizer defeats naive code obfuscation, and how the obfuscator can fight back. An eternal fight in which all victories are ephemeral blog.quarkslab.com/obfuscation-vs…

Latest Razor 1911 demo at revision 2026 pouet.net/prod.php?which…

Algebraic simplifiers can't handle bitwise logic. Boolean minimizers can't handle arithmetic. CoBRA bridges both by fingerprinting expression structure on Boolean inputs, then reconstructing the simplest equivalent. blog.trailofbits.com/2026/04/03/sim…

The dragon has a VM. Of course it does. Our latest blog walks through the analysis of a complex C++ binary hiding behind a virtual machine, themed as a classic RPG fight. QBDI & TritonDSE are your weapons of choice. The dragon doesn't stand a chance. 🐉 blog.quarkslab.com/qbdi-vs-triton…

@suvlinux41137 @D_Ashby07 @pr4m0d cps1 / cps2 / konami cores. etc should I keep going?

@D_Ashby07 @pr4m0d Jotego has just made money, given nothing of value to the scene.

Wait... hold up a sec... so if you could just use CODEX, point it at MAME and have it spit out an FPGA core... then what does it come up with? I mean, no point to decap the chips like FURRTEK used to do right? Could just MAME2FPGA IT. Wouldn't the result be worse than MAME though due to resource limitations and such? LOL. Why not just play MAME on Pi as it is a better result? Sorry, this is the single most hilarious thing I have come across seeing as they spent a long time campaigning they are against AI, and somehow they think we were using AI, but it turns out they were using AI the whole time... the MEMEs write themselves.

@pr4m0d @timeextension64 I don't see the problem to bootstrap a research using Claude to get documentation...

Wow folks, turns out you could just get CODEX and point it at MAME, and with a few short directives, come up with a working FPGA core! Who knew? ABSOLUTE Genius. Looks like a fellow FPGA developer is trying it below... @timeextension64 good I guess now?? Thoughts?

Technical details on exploiting Firefox 0day we found last year by AI-assisted fuzzing. by @lanleft_ qriousec.github.io/post/cve-2025-…

Sega's Crazy Taxi has been reverse-engineered by a developer known as Will, so you can freely explore its levels in your browser. Read about the process in detail: 80.lv/articles/sega-…