Running on Windows on the developer's workstation, no less...
Let me quickly clarify that I'm not anti-Windows, it was just a double-take to see it used as a workstation for security research like this (though I'm using the word 'research' lightly). Strange article all around, lots of it caught my eye.
Maybe they have only windows licenses of IDA pro? There are a few very useful tools for windows - especially for reverse engineering and hardware/embedded stuff.
Let me quickly clarify that I'm not anti-Windows, it was just a double-take to see it used as a workstation for security research like this (though I'm using the word 'research' lightly). Strange article all around, lots of it caught my eye.