I am releasing some of the stuff I have been working on, on side branches as the work is not complete and still pretty raw. This is in case anyone wants to use it as is or continue to work based on this.
#Ruckus has confirmed six additional CVEs for my latest research. I will present new RCEs on Ruckus devices using these vulnerabilities at #defcon28#DEFCONSafeMode
After some delay, here's the 2nd part of our Homograph research in which we show how we bypassed browsers IDN policy and take a deep dive into Unicode definitions.
https://t.co/Ob42I9hpLd
@offensive_con has been amazing! Truly the best conf I have been to. A special thanks for having the opportunity to present the research #iOS on #QEMU that me and my team were working hard on. The slides and the code with the new features are now released. Enjoy!
Continuing the iOS exploit development series:
Part 1: Heap Exploit Development: https://t.co/vtvfasQlie
Part 2: Heap Overflows and the iOS Kernel Heap https://t.co/DdDynOqh2G
✨NEW: Part 3: Grooming the iOS Kernel Heap https://t.co/OA5jBgcrIM
#INFILTRATE20 Speaker Highlight: Jonathan Afek (@JonathanAfek) will be presenting 'Simplifying iOS Research: Booting the iOS Kernel to an
Interactive Bash Shell on QEMU' https://t.co/RPFj4KDr6R
Did you know that the address '<[email protected]>[email protected]' when given to SES will send an email to [email protected]? this could lead to interesting exploit scenarios with some email parsing libraries/code https://t.co/alq065VFn5
Given a Pcap File, plot a network diagram displaying hosts in the network, network traffic, highlight important traffic
#infosec#pentest#redteam#blueteam
https://t.co/qHoWiQjCzW
I wrote some automation around gophish, evilginx2, and postfix for faster phishing deployment. Looking for feedback and pull requests :D
https://t.co/Oz7A6CJTNa
https://t.co/w6ZmqDp5xY
Can't wait to present the progress we've made since #BHEU at @offensive_con! tfp0, full disk mounts with our own block device driver, most of the iOS services running, ssh and a textual framebuffer. #offensivecon
Ghidra Script that sets the names for missing function names by looking for relevant patterns in the binary!
Hope that will help you too :)
https://t.co/yvEFtWMiPp
@juliocesarfort@alephsecurity Just saw your presentation, great work! Regarding the Australian paper, I couldn't find it, do you have some reference to it by any chance? Also, the references are in the links.
Phishing is anyone's problem, but now it can get you in ways you didn't expect and for many users, no proper mitigation is currently available. Check it out: https://t.co/4vPNoK2X04