Improving the ASLR of Mac OS X Snow Leopard
May 25th, 2013 
phpmoz
Last week I presented my research about “Adding ASLR to jailbroken iPhones” at the Power of Community 2010 (POC2010) security conference in Seoul. During my talk I explained how one can use a modified ‘rebase’ utility to rebase the dynamic linker dyld on the iPhone. Rebasing dyld is important because it contains enough code gadgets that can be used to kickstart arbitrary shellcode on jailbroken iPhones. A tool called Antid0te will be released until the end of this year that allows normal users to add ASLR to their iPhones. The release of this tool was originally planned for 24th December 2010 but it had to be postponed because I got really ill and also my glasses broke.
Adam Culp: PHP usage statistics
May 25th, 2013 phpmoz
Adam Culp has posted his own look at some of the PHP usage statistics that are out there and how they can be interpreted.
Anna Filina: Full Test Coverage is Impractical
May 24th, 2013 phpmoz
In her latest post Anna Filina proposes that full test coverage is an impractical way to measure the quality of your software. It can provide a false sense of security, even if the tests are poorly written.
Improving the ASLR of Mac OS X Snow Leopard
May 23rd, 2013 phpmoz
Last week I presented my research about “Adding ASLR to jailbroken iPhones” at the Power of Community 2010 (POC2010) security conference in Seoul. During my talk I explained how one can use a modified ‘rebase’ utility to rebase the dynamic linker dyld on the iPhone. Rebasing dyld is important because it contains enough code gadgets that can be used to kickstart arbitrary shellcode on jailbroken iPhones. A tool called Antid0te will be released until the end of this year that allows normal users to add ASLR to their iPhones. The release of this tool was originally planned for 24th December 2010 but it had to be postponed because I got really ill and also my glasses broke.
Reddit.com:
May 23rd, 2013 phpmoz
Over on Reddit.com recently a discussion was kicked off asking people what framework they used for REST – their tool of choice for making API creation simple.
