https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmMUMzLxBkU "Invitation is All You Need! TARA for Targeted Promptware Attack against Gemini-Powered Assistants," presented by Ben Nassi, Or Yair, and Stav Cohen. Core Premise The presentation highlights a new, highly…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKmEzRJZ6H4 "Training Specialist Models: Automating Malware Development" explores how small, specialized Large Language Models (LLMs) can be trained to outperform massive generalist models in specific, highly technical tasks—specifically, the creation of…
Black Hat USA 2025 | Watching the Watchers: Exploring and Testing Defenses of Anti-Cheat Systems Introduction to the Anti-Cheat Ecosystem The World of Game Cheats: The speakers explore the fast-paced,…
https://jax-ml.github.io/scaling-book/tpus Part 2 of How To Scale Your Model (Part 1: Rooflines | Part 3: Sharding) This section is all about how TPUs work, how they're networked together to enable multi-chip training and inference,…
There are actually several critical scenarios where an executable must export symbols. The confusion usually lies in the direction of the linking. You are right that Executable A rarely links…
In AArch64 (ARM64), for a tail call to work, the current function must tear down its own stack frame before branching to the next function. If it didn't, the stack…
export AFL_SKIP_BIN_CHECK=1 is an environment variable setting that tells AFL++ to stop complaining that your target program doesn't look like it was compiled with AFL. By default, AFL++ checks your…
In AArch64 (ARMv8-A), the main difference between LDR and LDUR is how they handle the immediate offset from the base address. LDR (Load Register): Uses a scaled positive immediate offset.…
In computer science—and specifically in fuzzing and exploitation—the terms Overflow and Underflow mean different things depending on whether you are talking about Numbers (Arithmetic) or Memory (Buffers). Here is the…