Robin David
Robin David is a french software security researcher focused on reverse-engineering
and software testing (fuzzing, symbolic execution). Originally, attacking obfuscated
software during its PhD at the Atomic Energy Comission (CEA) he is now full-time
security researcher at Quarkslab where he is leading the automated analysis team.
He recurrently present his research in conferences like Black Hat and is trainer
for RingZero.
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Sessions
When analyzing a system, reverse engineering a program at binary-level is often needed to understand its behavior. A common use-case is malware analysis or security assessement in order to uncover vulnerabilities. Reverse-engineering usually requires working on the disassembled program to perform manual or automated analysis. Furthermore, we are usually led to analyze a whole bunch of programs and to compare them with binary diffing. The later is essential for comparing variants of a same program or malware. It is also useful to inspect updates published by vendors for the sake of understanding a patch. This workshop introduces a variety of python programs and libraries that we developed to automate the analysis of disassembled programs, to automate the diffing and to automate the analysis of the differences!