Ivan Kwiatkowski
@justicerage.bsky.social
Security Researcher @Meta. Writer. Would-be musician. Maintainer of Manalyze and Gepetto. Trolling on a purely personal capacity.
I guess I'm not getting rich this year either.
January 3, 2025 at 3:35 PM
I guess I'm not getting rich this year either.
But wait, do you have many rules that need to be checked for compliance? I got you covered, there's also an API with a complete Python script provided.
The paint is still fresh and I have ideas for improvements, but I hope you'll find it useful!
The paint is still fresh and I have ideas for improvements, but I hope you'll find it useful!
January 14, 2024 at 6:58 PM
But wait, do you have many rules that need to be checked for compliance? I got you covered, there's also an API with a complete Python script provided.
The paint is still fresh and I have ideas for improvements, but I hope you'll find it useful!
The paint is still fresh and I have ideas for improvements, but I hope you'll find it useful!
#100DaysofYARA
I created a web service that allows you to verify on which yara versions your rule compiles. In the past, shipping rules to customers, I wondered if there were limitations but couldn't find out easily. Now I can.
yaravalidator.manalyzer.org
I created a web service that allows you to verify on which yara versions your rule compiles. In the past, shipping rules to customers, I wondered if there were limitations but couldn't find out easily. Now I can.
yaravalidator.manalyzer.org
January 14, 2024 at 6:57 PM
#100DaysofYARA
I created a web service that allows you to verify on which yara versions your rule compiles. In the past, shipping rules to customers, I wondered if there were limitations but couldn't find out easily. Now I can.
yaravalidator.manalyzer.org
I created a web service that allows you to verify on which yara versions your rule compiles. In the past, shipping rules to customers, I wondered if there were limitations but couldn't find out easily. Now I can.
yaravalidator.manalyzer.org
I'm seeing a lot of noise regarding EIDAS and the provision that would force browsers to accept government CAs. Isn't it missing the point? My browser seems to trust hundred of CAs already, surely a decent percentage of them are hacked or front-ends for intelligence agencies?
November 3, 2023 at 10:42 AM
I'm seeing a lot of noise regarding EIDAS and the provision that would force browsers to accept government CAs. Isn't it missing the point? My browser seems to trust hundred of CAs already, surely a decent percentage of them are hacked or front-ends for intelligence agencies?