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Linux kernel development: How fast it’s going and who is doing it

The Linux Foundation analyzed the work done by over 13,500 developers over more than a decade, to provide insight into the Linux kernel development trends and methodologies …

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Open sourced: Cyber reasoning system that won third place in DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge

Earlier this month, the DARPA-backed Cyber Grand Challenge (CGC) has shown that a future in which computer systems will (wholly or partially) replace bug hunters and patchers …

WhatsYourSign
Display the cryptographic signing information about any file on your Mac

Verifying a file’s cryptographic signature can help the user deduce its trustability. If you’re using OS X, there is no simple way to view a file’s signature from …

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Sn1per: Automated pentest recon scanner

Sn1per is an automated scanner that can be used during a penetration test to enumerate and scan for vulnerabilities. “I originally created Sn1per because I didn’t want …

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myLG: Open source command line network diagnostic tool

myLG (my Looking Glass) is an open source utility that combines the functions of different network probes into one network diagnostic tool. It comes as a single binary with no …

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USBFILTER: Packet-level firewall for blocking USB-based threats

The problem of planted malicious USB devices is compounded by the fact that, no matter what, users will rarely stop to think and ultimately choose not to insert them because …

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In limiting open source efforts, the government takes a costly gamble

The vast majority of companies are now realizing the value of open sourcing their software and almost all have done so for at least certain projects. These days Google, …

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How the EFF was pushed to rethink its Secure Messaging Scorecard

As good as the idea behind Electronic Frontier Foundation’s Secure Messaging Scorecard is, its initial version left much to be desired. The idea was to provide a …

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FlockFlock: File access enforcement for macOS

The more serious you are about information security, the more you realize it’s difficult to be sure a system isn’t compromised. While malware authors don’t target the Mac …

Photo gallery: Black Hat USA 2016 Arsenal

Black Hat USA 2016 is underway at Las Vegas, and here are a few photos from the Arsenal, where the open source community demonstrates tools they develop and use in their daily …

MineMeld: The “Swiss army knife” of threat intelligence feeds

Palo Alto Networks has made publicly available MineMeld, an open source, community supported framework that can simply your consumption and sharing of threat intelligence. …

AndroidTamer
Android Tamer: Virtual platform for Android security professionals

Android Tamer is a free and open source Swiss army knife type of tool for Android security. The recently released version 4 moves towards Debian package compatibility. Users …

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