@execveat The original Potato vulnerability for local privilege escalation actually worked for quite a while before it got fixed! It was mostly just the implementation of some of @tiraniddo's research that had been marked "WontFix" by MS.
This paper is *the* resource for abusing tokens on Windows for privilege escalation. I especially appreciate the level of detail @dronesec and @breenmachine go into to explain the token ecosystem, permissions, past attacks, etc. 10/10 would read again.
https://t.co/i5pDwZElsh
A small gift from S2anta: @breenmachine showed how to abuse JasperReports for RCE (https://t.co/eiyP760xKf) - now here's a single .JRXML file to achieve the same thing if no .JAR's are allowed:
https://t.co/kVgan1VpAy
I'm releasing with @Giutro Juicy Potato, another Local Privilege Escalation tool from a Windows Service Accounts to SYSTEM by abusing the golden privileges (https://t.co/wk9RKGxMzl)
#UnpopularOpinion conferences should more heavily vet talks and reject those that are subpar because those speakers often get an inflated sense of skill and spread misinformation.
@ifsecure uploaded the privilege escalation I wrote (with @halvarflake size coding) for the WPAD blog. https://t.co/3qaabrqOnQ Small footprint and uses RPC libs instead of parsing the RPC traffic like Rotten Potato /cc @breenmachine
@jensvoid@foxglovesec I believe you maintain the printer hacking wiki? Great resource, was very useful during this project. If you have any questions or would like to add some of this material to the wiki, I'd be interested in assisting.
We think HP should be more concerned with foxes than wolves - "A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing - Finding RCE in HP's Printer Fleet" by @breenmachine - https://t.co/lAABu721Ic