Tech lead and security researcher at Google Project Zero. Author: Jackalope, TinyInst, WinAFL, Domato. PhD. Tweets are my own.
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LLMs are great at finding bugs, but so are fuzzers. @5aelo compared the vulnerabilities found in V8 by BigSleep, an agentic system, with those found by the Fuzzilli fuzzer.
https://t.co/KTvm6k5Rhr
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
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
In July, Microsoft fixed CVE-2026-50343, a Windows privilege escalation bug reported by Calif and 9 others, dubbed “Dark Elevator”.
But was it really fixed?
Ask @tiraniddo
https://t.co/4YgBY2N2KZ
In July, Microsoft fixed CVE-2026-50343, a Windows privilege escalation bug reported by Calif and 9 others, dubbed “Dark Elevator”.
But was it really fixed?
Ask @tiraniddo
https://t.co/4YgBY2N2KZ
Today, Project Zero is releasing MAccConc, a tool by @tehjh that enables deterministic testing of race conditions on Linux. It can be used for fuzzing, ad-hoc exploration, regression tests and more!
https://t.co/Ae4sBBgiUU
At this year's OffensiveCon, @R00tkitSMM quite correctly pointed out to me that, on Apple devices, MTE can be used to get more reliable crashes while fuzzing. He also pointed out that Jackalope/TinyInst does not support binaries with MTE enabled and crashes. (1/2)
The latest TinyInst includes a quick fix for that. It worked in my experiments, but if you encounter any other issues, please report them. Good for me that there is only one place in the TinyInst codebase from which all target process memory is read and written :) (2/2)
My and @natashenka 's talk from OffensiveCon is now available on YouTube! Watch for a tour of a zero-click to root exploit chain across multiple generations of Google Pixel!
https://t.co/9xvilxMUpM
It is true that you can query (e.g. via curl) a server and get a redirect url *if* that redirect url is not user-specific. However the idea of the talk was to leak redirect urls that contain sensitive information (such as the OAath access token in my 1st demo).
.@__sethJenkins updated our 0-click exploit chain to work on a Pixel 10 with an eye-popping driver bug!
We’ll be presenting this work Saturday @offensive_con
https://t.co/KVWG3e7Rx0