Blog migration to Hugo

So I finally decided to bite the bullet and migrate from Wordpress to Hugo. I wanted to migrate out of Wordpress for a while but the amount of work required to keep the site structure due to SEO and migrating content always stopped me from doing it. I also wanted to keep the site comments feature and since I don’t like to use cloud services such as Disqus it created another big obstacle to this operation. ...

June 20, 2017 · 2 min · 418 words

https is now (finally) supported!

Hummm this is something that I should have done a long time ago but was always too lazy since there’s not highly critical information here (except some hashes and my PGP key/id). Anyway, you can finally access the blog over https://reverse.put.as. I still need to understand if there’s any impact on Google search stuff by moving it to HTTPS only. Better late then never. Oh and fuck you David Cameron and your stupid populist ideas....

January 13, 2015 · 1 min · 78 words

Happy New Year!

A few days late but, Happy New Year! 2014 is gone and it was an interesting year. Learnt quite a few new things in different areas, created tons of code, and got a couple of very interesting ideas to explore in 2015. It also ended in a great way with a visit to CodeBlue to present BadXNU, a rotten apple. If there’s city and country I always wanted to visit, those were Tokyo and Japan....

January 10, 2015 · 2 min · 395 words

Happy new year, 2013 edition!

And 2012 (Gregorian calendar version) is almost over so it’s time to look back and ahead. This year was certainly a great one for myself. Had quite a few interesting projects, went to Asia and spoke at conferences for the first time, improved a lot my skills and fulfilled the main 2012 goal. It was certainly a very busy but fun year that set the pace for 2013. The projects’ queue for 2013 is already very interesting with lots of (fun) work ahead!...

December 28, 2012 · 1 min · 195 words

5 years of reverse.put.as

Happy birthday to this blog! In 2007 I bought my first-ever Apple computer and started this blog. The amount of (public) reverse-engineering related information was scarce, cracking in particular. It was a whole new platform to me and a blog would be a good way to share my findings with others. I had experienced this with the PalmOS platform, where I created quite a few tutorials but never made them public....

October 10, 2012 · 2 min · 372 words