Brotli gives you code execution in WebKit.Networking. From there it is just a bit sandbox escaping and stuff. The videos show iPhone 18 Pro, iPad M5 and MacBook M5 so all devices with MTE.
Have you always wondered how we got to a world where memory corruption does so much harm?
Listen to “The Bug We Let Live” podcast.
https://t.co/CJm3ZXPam0
I’ll be on a future episode.
Also saw everyone is losing their minds over the iOS kernel r/w. I’m home now and aiming to release the exploit + writeup within the next week or so. Thank you for your attention to this matter (and all the “wen eta”s) 🙏
hands down the best talk I’ve ever seen. the slides are public now.
- Calif got permission from @openai to discuss working with the (unreleased) “astra-cyber” model
- researchers are struggling to believe some of these exploits are real
- 0/1-click exploit development is possible in ~3 hours (with the right prompting, skills, and primitives)
- the world is changing faster than expected
I also loved the shoutout to the 2019 group facetime bugs and @natashenka’s FT work. everyone who worked on that will remember it forever ❤️
thank you so much for the presentation! @pwnlambda@brucedang@calif_io
Video of my @UnpromptedAU & Bsides Canberra talks out now
I built an autonomous N-Day exploit pipeline for the Windows kernel w/ mix of deterministic and AI-led stages. Results were comparable to what Anthropic achieved with Mythos using a much less powerful model.
Tonight's event is canceled due to the protests taking place just outside the bar. We are really sorry to end the event this way, but it's safer for everyone
We’re happy to return as a sponsor for @hexacon_fr. ZDI’s @MaliciousInput and @hosselot are in attendance and are always up for a good chat (if you can find them)
🔥 The first Three Buddy Problem from Offensive AI Con is live! Audio only.
IBM X-Force’s Valentina Palmiotti (@chompie1337) walks us through the autonomous Windows kernel exploit pipeline she built on older Claude models, which landed within a hair of Mythos for about $180 a chain.
Plus, the Pwn2Own bug Claude called unexploitable, why her Pwn2Own bugs still sit unpatched, disappearing exploit techniques, the dread of being a defender, and how Phrack found its way back into print.
https://t.co/eMpCVWr3cy
All vendors should have a plan for rapid remediation in the case of active exploitation.
Here’s some emergency fix strategies we’ve seen over the years:
https://t.co/2hSqpoQbDp
🍎🐛 I got Claude making this, maybe it's useful for others as well.
Every Apple security advisory since 2002 - parsed, indexed, charted. With links to writeups, POCs and presentations.
https://t.co/aSv0PZpQj3
The official IDA MCP Server is here. It's free, open source, and works with any LLM.
Your agent writes IDAPython, uses ~20% fewer tokens, and can share an IDB with you in real time.
𝚞𝚟𝚡 𝚒𝚍𝚊-𝚑𝚌𝚕𝚒 𝚖𝚌𝚙 𝚒𝚗𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚕𝚕
https://t.co/jXPiF6Wyvk
(copy-paste: uvx ida-hcli mcp install)
To find a $113,337 Linux kernel bug may be regarded as a fortune. To have your Cisco RCE silently patched the next day looks like the universe is trolling you specifically.
Two blog posts today. 🧵