Our Labs team identified 19 vulnerabilities in the Pepperl+Fuchs IO-Link Master ICE2-8IOL-K45P-RJ45, including an authentication bypass that can give an unauthenticated network attacker an Admin session.
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@lcamtuf Will we discover that we are not special as some of us though? Would we ever admit that?
Maybe dealing with technology, we will understand what consciousness is.
Anyway imo, it's nice to be nice to whatever :)
@lcamtuf If consciousness depends only on the right information processing, those boxes can read way more than me in my entire life. What if the internal process that produces our behaviour can be characterized statistically and imitated well enough?
What happens when a PLC's own programming interface can be used to extract firmware?
In this blog, we share how legitimate PLC programs can extract firmware from industrial controllers without physical access or specialized equipment.
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2024 was a significant year for decompilation, constituting a possible resurgence in the field. Major talks, the thirty-year anniversary of research, movements in AI, and an all-time high for top publications in decompilation.
Join me for a retrospective:
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Oh, finally! The English translation of my sci-fi novel, Wohpe, is available on the Amazon Kindle store:
https://t.co/Dm1xRquix3
If you have followers interested in sci-fi, AI, climate change, RT is appreciated. Thanks <3
https://t.co/9RrogtTrQC makes reverse engineering Android apps easier, automating some repetitive tasks like pulling, decoding, rebuilding and patching an APK. https://t.co/OLay25pa7h
Google recently awarded $10k for an exotic stored XSS on Google Scholar using polymorphic images. Another “magic” show performed by our own @lorenzostella! Read how on our latest blog post: https://t.co/sy7zvQGZNb #xss#bugbounty#magic
CTFs can get frustrating. You get stuck and you just know that from this point on, there will be a lot of Googling and very little learning. Newbies should get a better experience than that. This is my attempt to give it to them. https://t.co/bONR1X49co
That hack led to an FCC investigation and obviously some interest was shown by the press...
The attacker was probably able to overpower the signal sent by the TV antenna with her very own signal.
More than 30 years later, the infamous hacker remains unknown as his motives.
In 1987, during a #Chicago local tv broadcast of #DoctorWho a mysterious guy wearing a mask of a fictional AI character broke in and broadcasted a distorted clip for nearly 90 secs.
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