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Many security researchers have a monogamous relationship with IDA Pro. I get it, IDA Pro is a powerful tool and has beautiful color schemes, but that doesn’t mean other disassemblers don’t have [...]

We already know that there is no silver bullet for anomaly detection. But breaking down a subset of the problem into a structured process makes the problem a lot easier. The goal of this article [...]

Multibranch pipelines, which often include many git branches, may result in the checkout of the very same “.git” directory on the File System. To avoid this duplication, you can configure the [...]

Background Raspberry Pi is a low cost SBC (single board computer) developed in the United Kingdom by the Raspberry Pi Foundation to promote the teaching of basic computer science in schools and [...]

There are various alternatives to the Scala/Play framework. This article presents a detailed overview of one alternative that we discovered, called NestJS. Our long discovery path began in [...]

What is busybox? Busybox is an GPL2 software project that combines tiny versions of many common UNIX utilities into a single small executable. It has been around since the early 90’s, and it’s [...]

Have you ever wondered how does the Docker networking mechanism really work? How does it translate its magical capabilities into a practical reality? Well, a few weeks ago I found myself asking [...]

Introduction At Argus, we strive to deploy all our data pipeline services as Docker containers managed by Kubernetes. This usually makes our lives much easier, and our products much more [...]

  Introducing Python Scripts for IDA     By the Argus Research Team   Download the source code from BitBucket  Making collaborative reverse-engineering possible for [...]

Introduction As part of our efforts of establishing a robust back-end, one important part of it is monitoring the environment, hosts and services. Lately, we decided to give a try to Prometheus. [...]