Randori

Term used in Japanese martial arts referring to a form of practice in which a person defends himself against multiple attackers in quick succession without knowing how they will attack or in what order.

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Formations Mobile Hacking 2020

Davy Douhine 1 min

Nous intervenons régulièrement lors des conférences internationales et donc en anglais mais nous ne délaissons pas non plus les passionnés français et francophones. ENSEIRB MATMECA Cette année nous sommes fiers …

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Trainings 2020 - Schedule update

Davy Douhine 2 min

We’re glad to announce that our Mobile Hacking course and workshop will be delivered in a many different infosec conferences in the following weeks: virtually and in english for OWASP AppSec Israel and HITB …

Training

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[Publication] Return Oriented Programming 101

Davy Douhine 1 min

Exploiter un débordement de tampon sur la pile, sans protection, ça n’est pas très compliqué. Mais qu’en est-il avec la protection NX/DEP ? Brendan Guevel nous présente les bases du ROP dans le dernier …

Pentest

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HID ActivID Mobile Soft Token Vulnerabilities

Davy Douhine 5 min

Abstract Nowadays mobile phones are widely used to enforce multi-factor authentication (MFA) either by receiving a code through SMS or, even better, using a dedicated application as an authenticator. Those applications …

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