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Just flying back from Seoul, Korea, where vangelis and some pretty awesome Korean hackers put on the POC 2007 con (Power Of Community). Very cool conference. A large amount of brain-power in that building. Got to hang with friends vangelis, Dave Aitel, and The Grugq, and many other great hackers. Great talks there including hacking Web 2.0, hacking from a Nintendo DS, some debugging talks (including Dave's and mine), hacking COM (very cool!), and my personal favorite: hacking BIOS and VMware (gee, now that sounds familiar...).

I gave a talk on programmatic debugging using one of several powerful and new debugging API's for your favorite interactive scripting language. It covered several ways that these tools can help in hacking and in particular an approach to make vulnerabilities suddenly appear. The presentation slides can be found HERE and the whitepaper HERE.

My many thanks to vangelis for inviting me to speak at POC2007 and to the many great hackers I got to meet at the conference. Seoul was beautiful and the people very friendly. I was honored by the reception that J and I received by people and hackers alike.

Special choops go out to the following hackers and friends:
Sun Bing - whoa dude, nice work... and in your spare time no less.
AmesianX - you are simply brilliant, nice work
Boem - thanks, friend. I appreciated the chill-time with you
GilGil - Nice work. Keep coding and fighting the good fight. Freedom.

vangelis, Dave, Grugq, Heinrich... it was great. Thanks for making the trip great for both me and J. You all rock.

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ps. watch for new releases of the @ Utility Belt as well as some demo instructions for vtrace fun hopefully this week...

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