An article in Phrack Magazine discussing the creation of shellcode for StrongARM/Linux architecture.
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An article in Phrack Magazine discussing the creation of shellcode for StrongARM/Linux architecture.
Java MODBUS simulator with scriptable functions and dynamic resource creation.
Innovative hub for cybersecurity events and initiatives.
Project hosting scripts for implementing Pass the Hash mitigations with PtHTools module commands.
Guidance on mitigating side-channel attacks, firmware vulnerabilities, and UEFI hardening.
A detailed manual for cybersecurity professionals focusing on red team, OSINT, and blue team strategies.
