An iOS zero-click radio proximity exploit odyssey
Posted by Ian Beer, Project Zero NOTE: This specific issue was fixed before the launch of Privacy-Preserving Contact Tracing in…
Oops, I missed it again!
Written by Brandon Azad, when working at Project Zero This is a quick anecdotal post describing one of the more…
Detecting Cobalt Strike: Government-Sponsored Threat Groups
Type: Blogs Detecting Cobalt Strike: Government-Sponsored Threat Groups TIN WOODLAWN used a customized version of Cobalt Strike to evade configuration-based…
Running the Labyrenth: Unit 42 CTF
At least once a year I try to publish my work process for a Capture The Flag (CTF) event. If…
GrrCon 2015 – Memory Forensics – Grabbing all the Flags…
Today we bring you a special guest posting by Tony “@captcook32” Cook. Late last year GrrCon hosted their anticipatory excellent…
Of Malware and Adware: Why Forbes Did Not Serve Me Malware
The topic of web-based advertising is always a hot topic for discussion, debate, and outright argument. One realizes that the…
Creating a Malware Sandbox in Seconds with Noriben.
Happy New Years! As part of the new year, let’s make an effort to make your defensive posture better, especially…
How I Found My First Ever ZeroDay (In RDP)
Up until recently, I’d never tried the bug hunting part of vulnerability research. I’ve been reverse engineering Windows malware for…
HTTP/2: The Sequel is Always Worse – more HTTP request smuggling attacks from albinowax
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GrrCon 2015 – Memory Forensics – Grabbing all the Flags…
Today we bring you a special guest posting by Tony “@captcook32” Cook. Late last year GrrCon hosted their anticipatory excellent…