Hacking
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The Anatomy of a Mach-O: Structure, Code Signing, and PAC
The Mach Object (Mach-O) is the binary format used on Apple’s operating systems for executables, libraries, and object code.
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macOS Internals for Detection Engineers
This post is inspired by a conversation I had with a detection engineer about macOS versioning—how it affects my life, and the challenges of keeping various versions of macOS secure.
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Miles for Mac Security: Supporting FOSS and Aspiring Hackers
Miles for Mac Security: Fundraiser to support free and open source software (FOSS) and aspiring hackers.
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How to use ROP to bypass security mechanisms
Learn how to bypass and circumvent W^X, ASLR, and stack canaries using return-oriented programming (ROP) by controlling execution flow!
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How OS affects binary exploitation
This blog explores how foundational OS topics like System V, POSIX, UNIX, and BSD influence binary exploitation on macOS and Linux.
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How to manipulate the execution flow of TOCTOU attacks
TOCTOU attack takes advantage of the delay between when a system checks something (like a condition) and when it actually acts on that check.
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Gamifying Interview Prep: Puzzles, Games, and Strategy
What if prepping could be less about grinding through textbooks and more about engaging in fun, yet challenging activities?
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RIT: The Phillip Wylie Show features Olivia Gallucci
The Phillip Wylie Show podcast features Olivia Gallucci, third-year cybersecurity and computer science double major, discussing exploit …
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Phillip Wylie Show: Offensive Security, Coding, and Content Creation
Phillip Wylie Show: Olivia Gallucci is an expert in offensive security and content creation. She has worked in various offensive roles…