Collaborate Disseminate
I’m using Google Chrome developer tools.
Let’s say I’m performing a bug bounty activity.
I found an obfuscated JS. I know user data goes into this JS and goes out encrypted.
I found a few files called cryptoJS.js, aes-json-format.js, etc….. Continue reading How would you follow all JavaScript calls after a click?
Is is it possible for Android development to remote debug an app from another network?
I am not talking about WebView/Web Pages debugging but as stated here, as this page talks about remote debugging a WebView or web pages opened in any ap… Continue reading Remote debugging android app from another computer on different network [closed]
All of us who do some programming know that logging is a time-tested way to output messages about the internal state of our code. With varying degrees of adjustable granularity, these messages allow us to keep track of not only the state of the application, but also its overall health. …read more
Continue reading Beyond Printf(): Better Logging Practices for Faster Debugging
Lightrun, a Tel Aviv-based startup that makes it easier for developers to debug their production code, today announced that it has raised a $4 million seed round led by Glilot Capital Partners, with participation from a number fo engineering executives from several Fortune 500 firms. The company, which was co-founded by Ilan Peleg (who, in […] Continue reading Lightrun raises $4M for its continuous debugging and observability platform
I want to debug an application I have installed on my Mac.
The application comes in a “.app” format, which is basically a folder including the binary and some other frameworks and resources.
I was trying to attach to the process using pt… Continue reading What mechanisms prevent me from "ptraceing" a signed OSX application?
[Thoquz] wrote to us about an interesting GitHub project by [Valmantas Palikša] involving the porting of the Black Magic firmware to ESP8266. For those who are unaware, Black Magic Probe is firmware along with a range of official and third-party boards that targets the debugging of Cortex-M and Cortex-A MCUs …read more
Continue reading Adding WiFi To Black Magic For Wireless GDB Action
We all know what bugs in code are. We don’t like them when they are in programs we use, and they’re even worse when they are in code which we have written. Clearly, the best code is bug-free, but how do we get there?
This isn’t a new question, of …read more
Continue reading Using Valgrind To Track Down Known And Unknown Bugs In Your Code
If you do much Linux shell scripting, you’ve probably encountered sed — the stream editor — in an example. Maybe you’ve even used it yourself. If all you want to do is substitute text, it is easy and efficient. But if you try to do really elaborate editing, it is …read more
If you’re reading Hackaday, you’ve almost certainly heard of JTAG. There’s an excellent chance you’ve even used it once or twice to reflash an unruly piece of hardware. But how well do you actually know JTAG? More specifically, do you know how useful it can be when reverse engineering hardware? …read more
One of the nice things about Linux and similar operating systems is that you can investigate something to any level you wish. If a program has a problem you can decompile it, debug it, trace it, and — if necessary — even dig into the source code for the kernel …read more