I just spent the last few months of my life reverse engineering the Windows 10 parallel loader and figuring out how it does concurrency. Updates have now been published!
https://t.co/iQtWoJbwep
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CVE-2020-16938 - aka bits please!
So...recent update changed the permissions on partitions and volume device objects, granting everybody read access.
This means that by opening the device directly you can read the raw data without any privs.
7zip parses NTFS so super for POC
Finally, the casket is opened: we (+@h0t_max and @_Dmit) have extracted Intel x86 microcode! One more Intel "top secret" information gets revealed...
https://t.co/gFYcILxnHL
Today I'm happy to release new research I've been working on for a while: 0-click RCE via MMS in all modern Samsung phones (released 2015+), due to numerous bugs in a little-known custom "Qmage" image codec supported by Skia on Samsung devices. Demo: https://t.co/8KRIhy4Fpk
I did a small investigation into inner workings of of CVE-2019-1458. Reported in December, used in the wild. Here is my analysis: https://t.co/wwS2WuDUVf
[PL] Używasz #flask i #python.
Przez pomyłkę uruchomiłeś środowisko testowe.
Teoretycznie dostęp do #debugger jest zabezpieczony kodem PIN.
Tylko, że PIN nie jest generowany losowo.
Arbitrary file read + Flask (debug mode) = RCE
https://t.co/KY66riNt1y
I don’t endorse the vocabulary in this tweet but I’d like to share our side of things and perhaps set the records straight. We never really wanted to (and still don’t want to) discredit Dragos publicly, there is really no point. 1/x