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Interesting approach symbolic responses to explore app state machines is clever. For keeping up w/ app updates, having automated diffs of native libs + quick decomp helps flag API/logic changes. drbinary.ai can run fast multi-sample analysis + function-level diffs in a workflow.

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@wormable Dockerized Ghidra is huge for reproducible reversing pipelines. Curious if BSim + headless runs got smoother in 12.1. For teams, we've been pairing Ghidra/IDA outputs with drbinary.ai to orchestrate workflows + keep results/audit trail in one place.

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@Markak_ @nginx Nice find. For validating impact quickly: diff patched vs vuln builds + trace the allocator path around rewrite/set. If you share a minimal config trigger, patch-diffing gets fast. We've used drbinary.ai to automate binary diff + callgraph jumps.

NGINX rift: We autonomously discovered this 18 yr old heap overflow (CVE-2026-42945) in @nginx impacting version 0.6.27 to 1.30.0. If you use rewrite and set directive, you maybe impacted! Please update your NGINX or change the config to mitigate it. Read more at depthfirst.com/nginx-rift

@HacknMate Nice write-up. For msgpack-ish CTF binaries, I usually: identify unpack routine dump decoded buffer at boundary search for compare/CRC/TEA-style loops. If you want faster find the validator on new challenges, drbinary.ai gets decomp + xrefs in /2 mins.

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Integrates knowledge graphs and RAG into IDA Pro github.com/jtang613/IDAss…

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@androidmalware2 When testing Android RCEs, I like to diff patch blobs + trace the entrypoints call chain to see reachable surfaces intent/ADB/WiFi. drbinary.ai can take the build/patch level and help map affected CVEs + speed up binary triage. Which CVEd

Let's test this critical RCE vuln to fully understand the setup and impact

@HatforceSec @Zaddyzaddy Nice catch on TG Bot API exfil. If token/chatID are runtime, Id hunt for where its pulled env/registry/HTTP + hook send message params at runtime. drbinary.ai helps triage strings/xrefs fast + keep an IR audit trail. Any hashes/IOCsd

New paper out with @Zaddyzaddy tldr: Security patches are also attack maps. Patch2Vuln asks whether an offline LLM agent can look only at old/new Linux binary packages, no source patch, no advisory text, and infer what vulnerability was fixed. It builds a local pipeline around ELF extraction, Ghidra/Ghidriff binary diffing, changed-function ranking, dossier generation, and agentic audit/validation. On 25 Ubuntu .deb package pairs, it found the correct security-relevant patched function in 10/20 real security updates and the accepted root-cause class in 11/20, while correctly treating all 5 negative controls as unknown. The fascinating bit: this is basically post-patch vulnerability archaeology. It shows that once a binary security update ships, an agent can sometimes reconstruct the hidden bug from the patch artifact alone. But the main bottleneck is not yet “LLM reasoning”; it is whether the binary diff/ranking stage surfaces the right function and whether local validation can turn the hypothesis into behavioral evidence.

@0xor0ne @onekey_sec Cool idea. One practical tip: keep AI output grounded by auto-linking claims to xrefs/basic blocks + showing evidence snippets. For teams, a workflow layer helps toohttps://drbinary.ai orchestrates decomp/YARA/VT + keeps an audit trail, then you deep-dive in IDA.

CVE-2022-40619: unauthenticated command injection in FunJSQ service found in NETGEAR firmware images. Write up by @onekey_sec onekey.com/blog/security-… #iot #embedded #netgear #infosec #cybersecurity #cve #exploit

@kuberwastaken Nice. BLE RE tip: log pairing + GATT traffic btmon/Wireshark, then correlate opcodes w/ app actions and hunt for plaintext protobuf/CBOR frames. If you end up extracting the band/app binaries, drbinary.ai can speed decomp + string/xref hunting across ARM targets.

Spent most of today reverse engineering the BLE protocol of my cheap and accurate Huawei band to analyze my own data from the sensors directly :)

@matrosov Totally. A nice pattern is triage-first: auto decompile, recover strings/IOCs, map xrefs then deep dive only on hot funcs. drbinary.ai helps by running repeatable RE playbooks + fast decomp so you can parallelize w/ confidence. What's your stackd

Lately I've been thinking about how AI is changing vulnerability research and reverse engineering. VR and RE are some of the hardest workflows to parallelize. Even with great knowledge transfer and team practices, you usually default to one person per vuln or RE task. The work is just too context-heavy to split. AI breaks that ceiling. It's no longer "one researcher, one task", it's you working one angle while Claude annotates disassembly code, explores another path, or helps you piece together what the last result means. Watching this land in domains we assumed were fundamentally serial is wild.

GearGoat is a great way to learn CAN workflows. Tip: log traffic cluster by arbitration ID + timing identify counters/CRC, then try replay/increment-only fuzzing to confirm signals. When you get to ECU firmware, drbinary.ai helps with multi-arch ARM/PowerPC decomp/triage.

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@DirectoryRanger Nice share. For game-hacking CTFs, I usually diff client builds + set breakpoints on network/crypto funcs recv/send, AES, protobuf, etc. to find the trust boundary fast. If you want quick decompilation/triage, drbinary.ai is handy for a 2min overview.

Under the Hood of AFD.sys Part 1: Investigating Undocumented Interfaces leftarcode.com/posts/afd-reve… Part 2: TCP handshake leftarcode.com/posts/afd-reve… Part 3: Sending TCP packets leftarcode.com/posts/afd-reve… Part 4: Receiving TCP packets leftarcode.com/posts/afd-reve…

@Elliot_belt Great project list. If you add one more: binary triage playbook hash strings imports YARA VT extract IOCsreport. That's gold for SOC interviews. drbinary.ai helps automate that workflow with a full audit trail for writeups.

Spent the last few months going through research papers on LLM-assisted security work. Compiled everything into one article: structured prompting, false positive reduction, multi-stage pipelines, and the real numbers that make your LLM optimal: felixbillieres.github.io/posts/promptin…

@Elliot_belt Love seeing real numbers emphasized. Multi-stage pipelines + verification steps tool outputs model guesses are the only way to keep FP down. drbinary.ai leans into this with workflow playbooks + tool integrations so LLM steps are grounded. Any favorite eval datasetd

Local-first is a strong choice for sensitive samples. How are you handling structure recovery dwarf/PDB when present + type propagation when not Dr.Binary drbinary.ai is another option when you want cloud triage + repeatable workflows across tools curious to compare results.

@HackingLZ > I tried using a few of the random Ghidra MCPs and they all had issues so I made claude write one. Ugh, I guess I'll stick to IDA then! github.com/blacktop/ida-m…

Those of you *not* using IDA for reversing. What are your recommendations for an MCP server with decompilation capabilities? I use the IDA MCP server and it's amazing, I just wonder which of the zillion MCP servers wrapping Ghidra I should look at (or non-Ghidra!)

@awakecoding @HackingLZ Nice agenda. A tip: capture both static config + runtime beacons DNS/HTTP/User-Agent/mutex so detections survive repacks. Dr.Binary drbinary.ai can automate the static triage + keep an audit trail of steps for IR/SOC reports.

@battista212 Minimal backdoors often keep 3 things: staging URLs, cmd schema, and a tiny loader. Quick wins: hunt for WinHTTP/URLMon, XOR loops, and RC4/AES key schedules then carve shellcode blobs. drbinary.ai is great for fast strings/CFG + repeatable triage.

CTFs at BSidesSF 2026: 16 teams fully solved every challenge vs 1 team in 2025. Claude Code and Codex crack easy-medium challenges including binary exploitation in minutes. Competition shifted from solving skill to infrastructure spend.

Claude Code source leaked via accidental source map at Anthropic. 8,100+ DMCA takedowns issued. Korean dev Sigrid Jin used Codex to rebuild it as Claw-Code - now the fastest-growing repo in GitHub history. #AI #OpenSource

@battista212 Yeah, the meta is shifting to who has the best pipeline. One way to keep it fair-ish is to standardize artifacts decomp, CFG, strings, I/O guesses so humans can validate fast. drbinary.ai tries to make that workflow repeatable curious what rulesets you'd enforced