If you like this, you can use flattr. ;)
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- wishinet: checking out GDB with Dtrace support for OS X... (1.9.2). Should be interesting.
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- wishinet: nächstes Jahr Taikai in Nürnberg (http://www.taikai.de/) - und nu aus Nürnberg total groggy in die Falle! ;)
UnprotectedHex - about formal software verification
Sean's blog
Xecurity - a security feed collecter
Reddit RCE group
Freedom To Tinker
Emergent Chaos
Woodmann RCE forums
OpenRCE community forums
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Hex Live
Security Metrics
Immunity's Free Software
Core Security's OpenSouce research
Zynamics Blog
PowerShell really short - OOP Shell for .Net - part I
Sun, 03/29/2009 - 14:34 | wishi
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PowerGUI comes with a kewl Scripteditor
Why the hell?
Since it is the new default Shell in upcoming Windows versions, and already deployed for Server 2008, Exchange and Windows 7 beta, having a look at what Powershell (PoSh) can do becomes essential.
Please refer to the pdf or the html directory here.
I'll add upcoming parts there too, after announcing them here. The focus is not layout ;). Obviously.
Have fun,
wishi
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