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Just saw @travisgoodspeed's talk on writing a modern assembler at @BSidesKnoxville and holy smokes this man inspires me to get in the lab :) Maybe it'll knock your socks off as well:.

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RT @0xTriboulet: The champ is at it once again.

You can just do things. Blog here:

RT @nostarch: If you can learn to read, you can learn to hack.

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My review is here: and the book at @nostarch. After you've read it, meet me in Paris, by the Trocadero :).

This is where the story gets interesting. You learn which types of sensors are out there, so you test their sensitivity and adjust your payload. There is no silver bullet. You look for a flaw in the logic, configuration or classification. Maybe you can slip through the cracks.

You're testing access to the crown jewels at Tiffany's. You go for the vault? No. You go for the design files of the chandelier. It's priceless. When faced with offensive decisions, you're much better equipped after reading Evading EDR by @matterpreter.