eEye Releases Research Site
This just came across bugtraq and vuln-dev and it's definately cool. eEye has created a new research site showcasing their advisories and many of their tools (some of which were previously internal only).
I'm really looking forward to playing with the Binary Diffing Suite.
The eEye Binary Diffing Suite (EBDS) is a free and open source set of utilities for performing automated binary differential analysis. This becomes very useful for reverse engineering patches as well as program updates.
SysRQ2 is also looking pretty neat.
SysRq is a bootable CD image that allows a user to open a fully privileged (SYSTEM) command prompt on Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 systems by pressing Ctrl+Shift+SysRq at any time after startup.
The last one I plan on checking out rather quickly is Faultmon.
Faultmon is a simple command-line utility that monitors exceptions within a process. Whereas a conventional debugger will display an alert and freeze execution when an exception occurs, Faultmon writes basic contextual information to stdout and allows execution to continue automatically (although it can be made to pause as well).
Check out the site @ http://research.eeye.com/.
Peace,
HT