Random, unnecessary thoughts on Apple, the Internet, and Technology in general.

What you can find

I will try not to make this a blog on security. Mind you, knowing myself I will be quite critical of many things. It's me being me... See that as the price of the enlightenment of a reversing technique blazing before your eyes. At least, I hope it'll happen.

id

Gabriel Biondo here. Yes, the guy from gbiondo.one. I do a lot of stuff, and most of it is undocumented. If you wanna get in touch, that's the channel.

Important. Read this thrice

The opinions you find here are strictly personal. Mine. Not my customers', not my employers', not anyone else's. Especially not RevEng3's. Only my view. And not just that: it's a snapshot. Today I may think one thing is good; in six months I may think the opposite. People change their minds, so do I. Get over it.

Sometimes you may find code, exploitation techniques, rituals to summon the forsaken gods of computational complexity, and things that only a twisted mind would imagine (you cannot imagine the songs I sing in the shower, dudes!). Whatever you do with that knowledge is your frigging responsibility. You hack into your in-laws' network and they sue you! Your problem. You may have my sympathy, not my money.

Copying (both code and text)

Hmmm... what about an adamantine "NO"?

My posts are largely based on experiments; you can freely quote the results if that helps you. Copying without attribution would be like stealing, innit? (btw: what you see in the footer always applies — this is the only exception).

Code: I don't do opensource. I don't even like how the idea - which is good in principle - has been implemented. A ravenous army of toxic wannabe coders that cannot write anything better than Hello Blob in Python is already infesting the repos out there, no need for my code. The code you see here is meant to be instructive, not a mere copy/paste exercise. Read it, understand it, write your own.