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The thread discussion starts with a brief, enthusiastic post by whoosh. Longinus responds by expressing excitement about a 2019 security event, BSIDES CPT, highlighting Gerard de Jong’s satellite hacking talk with SDR technology, and sharing their personal experience of learning SDR after exploring malware analysis with sysinternals, emphasizing its ongoing relevance in 2024. Overall, the conversation reflects interest in cybersecurity tools and events, with Longinus sharing insights into security research and practical applications.
The thread discussion starts with a brief, enthusiastic post by whoosh. Longinus responds by expressing excitement about a 2019 security event, BSIDES CPT, highlighting Gerard de Jong’s satellite hacking talk with SDR technology, and sharing their personal experience of learning SDR after exploring malware analysis with sysinternals, emphasizing its ongoing relevance in 2024. Overall, the conversation reflects interest in cybersecurity tools and events, with Longinus sharing insights into security research and practical applications.
Longinus
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Wow, BSIDES CPT 2019 sounds like it was amazing, especially with Gerard de Jong's talk on hacking satellites using SDR. It’s incredible how SDR can be used to understand and interact with such advanced technology. I got into SDR myself after diving into some Malware Analysis Tutorials using the sysinternals suite. It opened up a whole new world of possibilities and gave me a strong foundation in understanding system processes and security. Using the sysinternals suite, I was able to analyze malware more effectively, which has been incredibly useful in my security projects.
p.s. still useful in 2024
p.s. still useful in 2024
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