Yori Kvitchko

[Editor's Note: In part 3 of this series on techniques penetration testers can use to analyze executable files, Yori Kvitchko takes a look at reverse compiling code, with specific tips for Python and Java. They are often chock full of useful stuff in pen testing, and Yori provides a bunch of...

[Editor's Note: In his previous blog post, Yori Kvitchko provided a bunch of tips penetration testers could use to analyze binary files, focusing on network communications. This time around, Yori looks at application data files, a hugely important source of information that could include passwords,...

[Editor's Note: In the article below, Yori Kvitchko kicks off a series of brief posts about quick and dirty but very useful techniques pen testers can apply to analyze stand-alone files (such as binaries, Flash files, etc.) that they encounter in penetration tests. There is a treasure trove of info...