Android reverse-engineering video
A video of the Android reverse-engineering presentation can now be found on our YouTube channel. Have a look and be inspired for the Hackathon on Thursday (May 16th).
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Android reverse-engineering slides
The slides from the Android reverse-engineering last night are now available for download. I hope you got some ideas on how we should be able to automate parts of what we did yesterday to create the automated privacy score service on the Hackathon next week (May 16th).
Where to start?
Someone asked me if I could recommend apps to start playing with. I bet you have at least one app on your phone already that you like but that has one or two kinks that really annoys you - try to fix/tweak that annoying thing.
Start simple - is there a slider that only goes up to 10 but you would like to go to 50? An annoying sound clip that you want to remove/replace? Too many ads?
For exploitation you can check out OWASPs “GoatDroid” and Drozers “Sieve” app which deliberately contains security holes that can be exploited.
Video
We tried out a new camera for the recording yesterday and ran into some issues. We’ll see what we can do to recover the video and hopefully we can have something up in the beginning of next week.
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May events are finally up
The new theme for May is mobile app reverse-engineering and we will start off with an Android reverse-engineering & hacking talk Thursday 9th followed by a Hackathon on automated reverse-engineering and auditing on the 16th.
Unfortunately we could not get the right speakers for the Web Security theme talk and workshop and have decided to postpone this theme to later this year. Sorry about that.
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CTF Intro presentation video
Great to see so many of you at the CTF Intro presentation. For you who missed the presentation or need a recap the video is now available.
There was a typo in the email about the CTF workshop being this week. The workshop is on the 24th of April and nothing else. Be sure to sign up since the number of seats will be very limited.
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Hackathon #1 - SMS-burner
Great work everyone! With some final touches from me and Miikka the SMS-burner is now up and running at https://sms.0xff.se/ Feel free to use it if you ever need to verify “your” phone number with a text message on a privacy intrusive service.
The full source code is published on GitHub. Please contribute!
Next week we have Carl “Zeta-Two” Svensson over to give an introduction to Capture the flag hacking competitions. Last week his team HackingForSoju placed third at Codegate 2019 in Korea. More info and registration for our CTF-event.
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