Archive for the ‘Reverse Engineering’ Category
FaceTime Protocol Analysis
My good friend, fellow SANS instructor, sushi lover, colleague and boss, Mike Poor, has started a blog about packets over at www.packetstan.com. I’ve been working on the site and have posted a 3-part series of articles assessing the Apple FaceTime protocol. Stop by and take a look. -Josh
July 9, 2010
Posted in: Apple, iPhone, Reverse Engineering, Wireless 
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Reversing the Microchip Zena ZigBee Sniffer
A few days ago I bought a Microchip Zena ZigBee sniffer. This USB HID device comes with simple software for Windows that captures and decodes 2.4 GHz 802.15.4, ZigBee, MiWi (Microchip stack) and MiWi-P2P traffic. It’s $150, which is a little steep considering that it is a PIC18LF with USB and a MRF24J40 radio, but [...]
May 10, 2009
Posted in: Hardware, Linux, Reverse Engineering, ZigBee 8 Comments
Follow the Bouncing Malware: Gone With the WINS
Tom Liston is a unique individual. Not only is he technically skilled in many areas, but he has the Kurt Vonnegut gift of being able to write a story that both delivers a message and keeps you entertained with simple sentences (oh, and teaches you a thing or two about malware analysis). Follow the Bouncing [...]
May 7, 2009
Posted in: Exploit, Malware, Reverse Engineering, Security, Windows 2003 No Comments