Monthly Archives: January 2018

Bus Pirate Cables – which is the best?

Posted on January 18, 2018 by grymoire

One of the more useful tools for reverse engineering hardware is a Bus Pirate. However, it does not come with any sort of cable or connector. You can use DuPont connectors, if your device has headers soldered to it. However, … Continue reading →

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Metasploit+Amazon SES, or debugging Sendmail’s SMTP Authentication

Posted on January 17, 2018 by grymoire

TL;DR: Debugging Sendmail’s SMTP AUTH option is not well documented. I integrated Metasploit Pro with Amazon’s SES/Sendmail, and this describes the debug process I used. We have an Amazon EC2 system using SES (Simple Email Service) running Sendmail.  We use … Continue reading →

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