SBSEG promoted a tools exhibition event during the event. Marcus Botacin, representing SECRET, presented RevEngE, the Reverse Engineering Engine. RevEngE is a prototype of a malware decompilator aimed to assist analysts to debug malware executions. You can find all details on github.
In this post, I present my impressions of this book I recently read. Why Am I Reading It? To start, I think it’s important to give some context, as things cannot be interpreted absolutely. In Read more…
Last year we were breaking machine learning models for malware detection. We were able to bypass all the models of the competition, finishing in the second position — unfortunately, it was not enough to win Read more…
We are happy to share with you our newest machine learning secret! Scikit-multiflow 0.5 is now available, including our open-source contribution: delayed labels evaluation for supervised learning. We expect that the community makes great use Read more…