2009
08.12
08.12
We took some down time after Black Hat and are now ready to keep churning some new and exciting code. First of all, thanks to all that have made it to our talk and have been asking us in hallways at Black Hat and Defcon to give them demos. Quite a few blog entries and tweets have covered our talk. You can read more here, here and here.
We had a very good time slot, the last Reversing talk of the conference, but on the down side had to compete against Bruce Schneier, Mikko Hyppönen's expose of Conficker and IOActive's hyped-up tear-down of the U.S. Energy system. Needless to say, even with a very tough competition we had a very decent turn out and a thunderous applause.
Several thousand people have already downloaded the TitanEngine, and the initial feedback is very good. We are hoping to hear more from malware analysts, vulnerability researchers and exploit developers that we talked to. And of course, if you have something to contribute, TitanEngine is an open source project after all.
