Real interesting stuff.
"When everything you can want to know about a program’s behaviour can be found by RE, then source code for software becomes more like blueprints for a building: a record at best of what was intended or specified, but not necessarily of what got built."
As promised, today we released DumpBrowserSecrets a tool which extracts passwords, tokens, cookies and other data from several browsers.
https://t.co/EaswGdihdU
Had such a great time speaking at BSides Toronto! @BSidesTO thank you for having me and everyone for attending.
Slides and video to be available soon.
#hacktheplanet#malware#opensource
Security researcher Juan Aguirre aka @R44MB00 analyses #npm package 'distube-config' caught dropping Windows info-stealing malware under the guise of 'UnityLibraryManager.exe' 🎭
https://t.co/SY0q37Y5OB #opensource
Dumbest AMSI bypass I know so far, but it works: sideloading a fake amsi.dll to a copied version of powershell which simply return S_OK / AMSI_RESULT_CLEAN for every command. I would have thought that there was some kind of signature check upon loading amsi.dll but apparently not
.@Sonatype's Juan Aguirre (@R44MB00) gets back to the basics on how to research and identify threats. ⏪
Juan dives into the waters 🌊 of malware analysis and provides best practices for analyzing Python malware 🐍 https://t.co/aeuF441Ckg
Personally, I'd prefer to see the community pay more attentions on novel attack surface/vector research rather than particular bugs. Attack surface/vector research is the real work, bugs are just expected results. :)
LockBit ransomware has published a new page on its data leak website today, saying that the 356,841 files they allegedly stole from Mandiant will be leaked online. - @serghei
https://t.co/lHCfuQqwrs
A few months ago, I collaborated with @HusseiN98D to find critical vulnerabilities in a bank. It involved finding a 0day in dotCMS. You can read about the discovery and exploitation process here: https://t.co/prFg60QieF
Authorization.
Easy to understand. Critical if implemented incorrectly.
Want to see an example? (dumb question Corben, yes, why not)
Last month, I found an auth bypass that lead to a full account takeover.
Here's how I found it:
For anyone puzzled by strange stuff on NPM lately 🤔
Random #opensource packages, each with HUNDREDS OF 'security placeholder' versions but no malicious code are being published daily.
cc @R44MB00
@mcipekci@SynackRedTeam 393 bugs ~ 300k
82 bugs ~ 200k
Now that's growth and improvement!
Looks like a lot of effort and time put in to the example sqli , but a clear reward can be seen in the numbers. Awesome stuff!
Today we're sharing our Year in Review of 0-days exploited in-the-wild in 2021. Here's our takeaways from this record breaking year.
https://t.co/2gDQxDwVkm