Hello, welcome to the Tuesday, September 27th, 2016 edition of the Sandinand, Storm Center's Stormcast.

My name is Johannes Ulrich, and today I'm recording from Jacksonville, Florida.

And for those of you who are into reverse engineering, another gift from Dilliers, this time it's P-code DMP.

That's a Python script that decompiles or disassembles P-code.

Visual Basic for applications typically is found out of in the macroform,

but source code in office documents, but Dr. Bonchev also documented that you can include

compiled Visual Basic macro, essentially that's P-code. Now he did contribute a

decompiler for that, that did he then include into his tools and essentially

what P-code dump is all about.

And it looks like we finally got some news from the Fido Alliance.

The Fido Alliance is a group of companies that is trying to come up with a new web-based

authentication standard.

And that's something we all really need.

They came up with the standard actually.

I think it's about two years ago or so. I played a little bit with it. It looks really interesting.

Essentially the way it works is for each website at your register, you will create a unique

key pair and then you use public private key authentication in order to authenticate to that site going

forward. The key pairs itself, or the secret key, is kept on a secure hardware device. UBee

for example came up with such a device, but really haven't seen a lot of websites really implementing

it. And besides UBK.K.E.K. Not really a lot of implementations implementing it and besides Ubiki not really a lot of

implementations of that scheme well anyway it looks like it's getting a little bit more steam

now Lenovo and Intel announced that they will come up with supporting hardware so we'll

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