Stuff: Electronic consumables
I hope to add to this over time, but for now you'll find my contribution to the Open Source community: SpiderFoot, and my contribution to the Reverse Engineering community: an IDA Plugin Writing in C/C++ tutorial.
SpiderFoot : SpiderFoot is a free, open-source, domain footprinting tool. Given one or multiple domain names (and when I say domains, I'm referring
to the DNS kind, not Windows domains), it will scrape the websites on that domain, as well as search Google, Netcraft, Whois and DNS
to build up information useful for identifying information leakage.
This is version 0.01b, and has been this way since 2005. A new! improved! release will be coming some time around June/July 2009.
IDA Plug-in Writing in C/C++ Tutorial : After spending a lot of time going through the header files in the IDA SDK as well as looking at the source to other people's plug-ins, I figured there should be an easier way to get started with writing IDA plug-ins. Although the header file commentary is amazingly thorough, I found it a little difficult navigating and finding things when I needed them without a lot of searching and trial-and-error. I thought that I'd write this tutorial to try and help those getting started as well as hopefully provide a quick reference point for people already proficient at developing plug-ins. I've also dedicated a section to setting up a development environment which should make the development process quicker to get into.
This is the updated version 1.1, released May 2009.