A hobbyist blog covering malware analysis, reverse engineering (such as step-by-step Ghidra walkthroughs of Windows Minesweeper) and security tooling like QRadar pipeline monitoring. Readers get concrete, hands-on technical write-ups that show the investigative process, including dead ends.
Website: https://joeslab.org/
A personal newsletter from a security researcher covering hardware reverse-engineering, secure boot and attestation internals, exploit development, and fuzzing. Issues mix candid retrospectives on applying AI/LLMs to real security work with technical walkthroughs of boot-chain trust models and curated research-paper collections.
A personal programming blog by a developer who writes long, hands-on technical posts about reverse engineering, JavaScript obfuscation and machine learning experiments. Readers get detailed walkthroughs of how the author tackled problems like training a bot for a browser game and defeating Kindle web DRM.
A personal blog by a developer documenting reverse-engineering and translation of a Japanese-only Nintendo DS game, plus notes on programming languages, Android and gamedev. Issues mix long technical deep dives with a Kotlin/Arrow functional programming tutorial.
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