For eveyone wondering what's @IntelSoftware planning for the Firmware Support Package 3.0 #fsp and USF is basically going fully closed-source on the firmware side. This means Intel's #fsp decides to drop #OSF open-source firmware. It's really a shame... https://t.co/naq5Z0wkQZ
Our REsearch team is thrilled about the new IDA v9.0! #efiXplorer is fully compatible with v9.0 and still supports IDA v8.4🚀
🔬https://t.co/WHYGifmjGS
We are thrilled to announce IDAlib — idiomatic Rust bindings for the IDA SDK 🎉 Kudos to @xorpse!
⚙️https://t.co/PLoNkf8sQn
I chatted with @_zaolin_ from @binarly_io about firmware vulnerabilities, reverse engineering binaries, and the challenges in responsible disclosure.
Don't miss this deep dive into firmware security!
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The @QubesOS Summit 2024 has officialy started! We’d like to extend our gratitude once more to our Platinum Sponsors, @FreedomofPress Foundation and @mullvadnet for their unwavering support!
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More updates will be coming tomorrow at the #LABScon stage. The problems related to the test and non-production keys are much bigger than we initially thought.
🚨NEW: "PKfail Two Months Later: Reflecting on the Impact." by @pagabuc
Based on https://t.co/gIei7cOiIu data 📈
🖥️10,095 unique firmware images uploaded
🔥791 of which contained an untrusted PK
🛟9304 is safe
💥8.5% vulnerable rate
🔬Full report: https://t.co/oh1UXmQLc1
🚀 Just one week until @LABScon_io , where @pagabuc and @matrosov unveil our latest research: “PKFAIL: Supply-Chain Failures in Secure Boot Key Management.”
🔬 This research dives into new data insights uncovered since the initial #PKFAIL disclosure, including a brand-new vulnerability affecting servers based on Supermicro hardware.
📻 Stay tuned — next week is packed with exciting announcements from our team!
@_zaolin_@binarly_io Philipp will showcase the latest updates to Binarly's Risk Hunt platform and demonstrate its capabilities.
🗓️ Sep 12, 19:00 UTC
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🎉 The all-new Binarly Transparency Platform v2.5 introduces Reachability Analysis to help security teams prioritize vulnerabilities by analyzing the potential reach and impact of exploitable code paths. A game-changer in software security!
https://t.co/BOQ1dR2F1V
Wohoo! @binarly_io has just released 2.5 of their platform with some major new capabilities like reachability analysis, custom rules , secret discovery and cryptographic asset discovery, and container support. https://t.co/WfHuZpkhN8
Most products that detect secrets do little more than a ‘strings’ looking for certificates and high entropy data. @binarly_io actually does reachability analysis which cuts down on the noise substantially enabling you to focus on what matters.
We are thrilled to make Chiba public, a centralized management system PoC for racks running OpenBMC. We believe this initiative will enhance transparency within the OEM supply chain. Patch are welcomed! https://t.co/wDAQLXFfu5 @R0yMu@osfc_io@osfw_foundation#chiba#openbmc
The question is whether this key is reused (like the Intel Boot Guard story) across the Intel ecosystem or rotates per CPU generation or product line🍿
Confidential computing? 🔥
Last week, @NIST rolled out new guidance on Post-Quantum Encryption. ⏳The clock is ticking ...
“Technology managers can inventory their systems for applications that use encryption, which must be replaced before cryptographically relevant quantum computers appear."