IMMUNITY : Knowing You’re Secure
Monday, October 11th, 2010Immunity Debugger, vulns, sploits, and other good stuff
Immunity Debugger, vulns, sploits, and other good stuff
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“This paper compares the performance of an Online Transaction Processing (OLTP) based
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[some notes on] How to use clamav built-in JIT byte-code interpreter to create new viri signature definitions.
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this is funny (web page that shows to folks that are new to linux where [i.e. disk cache] the ram goes )
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PDF slides that show what happens if you create a file system with one billion (10**9 ) files
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social network user data categorization by Bruce Schneier (useful)
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software for automatic layout analysis and optical text recognition (GTK-based, possibly cross-platform)
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post by Jeff Atwood about troubles involved in setting up your own mail server (i.e. in case you actually care that mail you send will actually reach the recipient). While I don’t agree with the post, post and comments (especially comments) do contai…
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Full Text Search benchmark, Oracle vs Postgres, on 2x Quad core Xeon, 8G RAM, 2 SSDs x RAID 1. Pg is being slightly faster when query contains several words, once word count increases, oracle leaps ahead (suggesting a more mature FTS implementation)
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Netfilter: Making large iptables rulesets scale
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