Re: The Game

[<halvar () gmx de>]

Hey all,

the strange part is that you do not seem to be alone reading these sort of 
books -- 
Dave Litchfield told me things about NLP over beers at the bar. Very strange
coincidence.

> Halvar opens sets with false time constraints.

My thought about this is: People who have time to read such books are not 
operating
under real time constraints *duck*.

> And of course, Halvar's talk was great. It was good to see him nervous
> and out on the edge of his stuff again.

That was my AMOG routine of ... uhm ... pretending to be better at math than 
I am
by seeming incapable of public speaking.

For those on this list that enjoy reading very ugly python code, check
www.sabre-security.com/x86_RE_lib.zip -- depending on your viewpoint, it's 
one
of the following things:

1) The proof that python code is not necessarily more readable than perl
2) An example of how not to document or write python code
3) An 'idea-dump' into which I dump a lot of prototype code
4) A collection of relatively useful IDAPython utility functions for 
generating
   flowgraphs, inlining functions into these flowgraphs, doing (very 
limited, local,
   register-only) dataflow analysis, detecting vtables, building 
specialized graphs
   for uninitialized variable attacks.

Cheers,
Halvar