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Created: Wednesday, August 15 2007 14:38.18 CDT

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Immunity Debugger Plugin Awards

Author: nicowow

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The Why
To celebrate the official release of the Immunity Debugger we are having an Immunity Debugger plugin contest. The Immunity Debugger is a full featured Win32 debugger aimed at streamlining VulnDev and Reverse Engineering work.

You can read all about it at http://www.immunityinc.com/products-immdbg.shtml.

Immunity Debugger is available to the community for free! The fully integrated Python scripting engine means you are able to rapidly develop highly flexible debugger plugins. The entire debugger API, the GUI and the graphing engine are available from this pure Python environment.

Immunity Debugger comes with a set of example plugins, but those only scratch the surface of what you can do with the engine. So to get the creative juices flowing, Immunity has organized an ID plugin writing contest for and by the people.

Yah, we're socialist like that.

The What

First prize will consist of either a candle lit dinner with Kostya, or a Immunity SILICA unit. You pick.

Second prize will consist of maybe a blender. But we have a really bad track record for sending those out. So you should probably go for first place.

The How

Plugins need to be written in Python using the Immunity Debugger API. If any part of your plugin is not written in Python, you will have to provide full sourcecode access.

Plugins will be scored by means of a voting process. Winners and not-winners-but-still-really-cool will be listed on the Immunity website.

The criteria are as follows:

o Original Content
o Novelty of the Research involved
o Overall Coolness

Judges:

- Damian Gomez
- Dave Aitel
- Halvar Flake
- Pedram Amini
- Sinan Eren

The When

Right now! The submission deadline is 11:59PM on October 10th 2007. You can submit your plugins to: immunitydebugger ( at ) immunityinc.com. We encourage you to post hashes of your plugins to FD.

Legal Note

All submitted entries need to be licensed under the modified (3-clause, aka non-attribution) BSD license to be considered for the prize.
By submitting your plugin, you grant Immunity Inc. the right to distribute, reproduce, and advertise your plugin. The winner of a SILICA unit will be subject to the terms of the SILICA license and will have to provide proof of identity.

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