RE:Trace - Applied Reverse Engineering on OS X
- Type
- Slides
- Tags
- debugging, Mac OS X, reverse engineering
- Authors
- Tiller Beauchamp
- Event
- REcon 2008
- Indexed on
- Mar 27, 2013
- URL
- http://www.recon.cx/2008/a/tiller_beauchamp/RETrace-Applied_Reverse_Engineering_on_OS_X.pdf
- File name
- RETrace-Applied_Reverse_Engineering_on_OS_X.pdf
- File size
- 8.9 MB
- MD5
- 837ee0aad7a73f8e4c7f2da76f6c1e39
- SHA1
- 7e38e7d920d7f49dd11362ee849208815411c110
This paper will detail the newest developments in RE:Trace, a reverse engineering framework based on Ruby and DTrace. We will discuss implementations for walking and searching the heap on OS X, tracing for kernel and driver vulnerabilities, pinpointing format string bugs and leveraging custom application probes, such as those built into browser and database software.
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