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For the stable-branch-enjoyers, there's a fresh Krypton (6.0) R2 release available where you regularly download all your fine Binary Ninja releases:
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Route Binary Authorization denials to BigQuery with a Cloud Logging sink. Filter captures the offending image digest and missing attestor for long-term audit. #gcp #audit #logging https://www.valtersit.com/vault/audit-binary-authorization-denials-via-cloud-logging-sink-an-e69d36/
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BSimVis: Scaling Binary Similarity And Clustering With Ghidra - Thomas Caillet
#HackLu @hack_lu
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guile code to binary when? :blobfoxcry:
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PRODUCTHEAD: Not binary but a sliding scale» “Sometimes the answer is to literally make a list of features and ship them”
» When your organisation doesn’t ‘get product’, it may be your approach to product management that needs to flex
#prodmgmt #featureTeam #features #outcome #service 📖 Read more: https://imanageproducts.com/producthead-not-binary-but-a-sliding-scale/ -
Blogged: An introduction to Compact Binary Object Notation (CBOR) in .NET
https://andrewlock.net/an-introduction-to-compact-binary-object-notation-in-dotnet/
In this post I introduce CBOR as a JSON alternative, and show how to use the System.Formats.Cbor NuGet package to read and write CBOR encoded data
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Check me on this: A #golang binary that uses the
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Not every analyst can reverse-engineer a binary, and on a live investigation you rarely have the time anyway. That's not a reason to walk away from the sample.
Detonate it in a sandbox and its behavior gives you intelligence on its own. What it reaches out to. The infrastructure it phones home to. The tooling and campaign connections written all over its behavioral output. You can pull actor infrastructure and campaign links from how a sample acts, without ever opening a disassembler.
It's a fast, practical skill that most CTI training skips entirely — too technical for the beginner courses, assumed away by the advanced ones.
Dark Web Advanced CTI covers it directly: extracting infrastructure and attribution from behavioral output alone, then connecting it into the broader picture — C2 servers, phishing domains, bulletproof hosting, redirectors. 65+ C2 detection methods, taught hands-on. Real capability, no automation, nothing you're renting from a vendor. 120 days of access, exam and certificate.
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Web Developer's Guide to Precise Image Compression Using Binary Search
📰 Original title: Compress Any Image to Exactly 100KB: A Binary-Search Trick
🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
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Reverse Engineer Anything Project Brings AI Agents to Binary Analysis #devopsish https://www.infoq.com/news/2026/10/reverse-engineer-anything/?utm_campaign=infoq_content&utm_source=infoq&utm_medium=feed&utm_term=global
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Our #NixOS #RiscV homeserver now serves itself as a binary cache using the daemon "Harmony" https://cache.project-insanity.org
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An OVHcloud CLI attack swapped GitHub release files with a secret-stealing binary. Learn which versions are hit in this supply chain attack.
#OVHcloud #SupplyChainAttack #GitHub #CLI #SecretsTheft #DevSecOps #Cloud #Cybersecurity
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Did you know that Claude Code ships a copy of ugrep built into the binary, and distinguishes based on argv[0]?
% bash -c 'exec -a ugrep claude --version'
ugrep 7.8.4 aarch64-apple-macosx +neon/AArch64; -P:pcre2jit; -z:zlib,bzip2,zstd,brotli,7z,tar/pax/cpio/zip
License: BSD-3-Clause; ugrep user manual: <https://ugrep.com>
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Speaking of mitigations, I suspect there's an easy binary patching one, locating the OOM handling function and (for x86) replacing the first 2 bytes with 0F 0B.
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TM1637binaryLed (1.0.0) by İsmail Caner Naz
➡️ https://github.com/ismailcanernaz/TM1637binaryLed
Controls a binary LED matrix using the TM1637 controller.
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Today at @pgconfeu, 10:25 in Auditorium 1: radar + radar-analyst, agentless diagnostic snapshots for #PostgreSQL. Zero-dependency binary, one zipfile of metadata, and findings that pair every fact with a fix.
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https://www.postgresql.eu/events/pgconfeu2026/schedule/session/8013-radar-radar-analyst-agentless-diagnostic-snapshots-for-postgresql/ -
My teammate Matt Green put together a new Velociraptor artifact to "inventory PHP installations on Windows, Linux and macOS for remediation scoping. Collect package versions, common binary/module paths and running PHP processes."
https://docs.velociraptor.app/exchange/artifacts/pages/phpinventory/
This might come in handy in the upcoming days 🙈
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Every incident Aegis-v2 raises comes with receipts.
8 eBPF probes feed one daemon. It verifies the binary, scores the behaviour, and the score halves after 30 quiet seconds.
Cross 50: would throttle. Cross 80: would quarantine. Every point is explained.
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🤖✨ Behold, #LayerFS, the #filesystem for #AI agents that apparently need a "workspace" to perform their binary sorcery. With ephemeral workspaces and durable results, it's like a digital playpen where your AI can frolic, scribble some code, and vanish — because who doesn't love disappearing acts in computing? 🙃✨ "Ten ideas, one filesystem" sounds like a tech startup's desperate attempt at a slogan. 😂📂
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Modern connected-device regulations like the EU CRA, FDA guidance, and IEC 62443 all rest on a single baseline: knowing exactly what is inside your product. When supplier manifests are incomplete, binary analysis fills the gap. 🧩
Read Finite State's technical guide to learn how to generate binary-derived component inventories that stand up to regulatory scrutiny.
Big thanks to Finite State for supporting AppSec Village as a Silver Sponsor; we appreciate you!
Download the guide: https://finitestate.io/resources/firmware-binary-analysis-guide
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Adelaide’s Feast Festival Is Making Queer Joy An Act Of Resistance
As Adelaide’s LGBTQIA+ arts festival returns for Pridevember, Katherine Sortini and Skye Bee reflect on queer joy,…
#Australia #Adelaide #bi-sexual #entertainment #gay #lesbian #non-binary #queer #transgendernews
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Sometimes I'll jokingly say (or write) something like, "It's a crime against humanity to release a binary executable without a man page." Then, there's this guy: https://github.com/skeeto/w64devkit/discussions/424 Writes the whole "man" infrastructure, including nroff, for windows and man pages for his w64devkit. Now that is above and beyond. "This guy" is Chris Wellons, https://nullprogram.com fairly well known in the C and C++ communities.
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NVIDIA shipped a local MCP server with the toggle ON by default. 12 tools, 6 can change your machine. One binary toggle, no per-action authorization.
Anthropic confirmed the STDIO command injection flaw is "by design."
The protocol won't save you. Screening will.
https://blog.relayshield.net/nvidia-turned-on-a-local-mcp-server-toggle-on-by-default
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RE: https://infosec.exchange/@Spartan_1986/117480764972910966
So, that build date got me thinking. What if Canonical did implement the fix, but they are not reporting all the build digits? I know. That's stupid. But fortunately I can check on that. I've a Pro account and the server is, of course, registered with the Pro binary installed. You can force any CVE update with a the command "sudo pro fix CVE-YYYY-XXXX". So I ran the command for the two CVEs involved with this vuln. Here's what I got:
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$ sudo pro fix CVE-2026-109618
CVE-2026-109618: PHP vulnerabilities
- https://ubuntu.com/security/CVE-2026-1096181 affected source package is installed: php8.3
(1/1) php8.3:
A fix is available in Ubuntu standard updates.
The update is already installed.✔ CVE-2026-109618 is resolved.
$ sudo pro fix CVE-2026-109619
CVE-2026-109619: PHP vulnerabilities
- https://ubuntu.com/security/CVE-2026-1096191 affected source package is installed: php8.3
(1/1) php8.3:
A fix is available in Ubuntu standard updates.
The update is already installed.✔ CVE-2026-109619 is resolved.
*******************************Damn it Canonical! Digits f-ing matter!!! Why do you have to be so stupid. I frankly don't even know if I can trust this. It should report the correct version with 'php -v' you numbskulls. This is why I got out of system administration in the first place.
