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@nahualito

Neural networks, Exploit Automation and anything that flies!!! You write it I reverse it. Thoughts, ideas and tweets are my own and not related to my employer.

Katılım Mart 2008
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Nebula Security
Nebula Security@nebusecurity·
Introducing nginx-poolslip, a fresh RCE for the the latest nginx release 1.31.0. nginx-rift has been patched, but our security agent Vega has found a new 0 day. We will release the full technical writeup with ASLR bypass 30 days after the patch on nebusec.ai.
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vx-underground@vxunderground·
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Owen Brake
Owen Brake@OwenBrakes·
The RF world is insane. Researchers recovered AES-128 keys from a Bluetooth chip by listening to its own antenna from 10 meters away. Crypto-engine switching noise couples into the RF chain, rides the 2.4 GHz carrier, and leaks out as radio.
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Aircorridor
Aircorridor@_aircorridor·
Zero-day vulnerabilities require our attention! AFL++ remains one of the most powerful fuzzing tools for discovering bugs before the bad guys do. This guide walks through practical exploit development methodology from the ground up: hackers-arise.com/exploit-develo… @three_cube
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Co11ateral
Co11ateral@co11ateral·
Car Hacking with GearGoat GearGoat is a car simulator that allows you to work with the CAN bus, which is the internal communication network used by most modern vehicles In the real world, this is equal to connecting a CAN adapter such as CANable or Macchina M2 into the OBD-II port, which is typically located under the dashboard. This port is essentially a gateway into the vehicle’s internal network See it in action on our article: hackers-arise.com/automobile-hac… @three_cube @_aircorridor #cybersecurity
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OtterSec
OtterSec@osec_io·
We recently achieved guest-to-host escape by exploiting a QEMU 0day. We’ll share details on a new technique leveraging the latest glibc allocator behavior and what we believe is a novel QEMU-specific heap spray/RIP-control primitive. Writeup coming next week.
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LeftenantZero@LeftenantZero·
I just released some free exploit development CTFs based on real world CVEs. They include hints, walkthroughs and working exploits if you get stuck. zeropath.com/blog/zeropath-…
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0x00410041@nahualito·
@_Grrn_4c3_ @kmcnam1 OH ohhh poor soul ... you about to enter some weird realms of an absolute beast of programming while being just .. out there ... LOL
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@kmcnam1 I am lost. What is TempleOS and why is that drape arranged into the letter M on that cross???
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0x00410041@nahualito·
@Tokenfedup This way, if you are doing a hardware bit you can priotize based on firmware, if you are doing a full red team you can priotize based on your objective. I let the user set priority to allow for full flexibility. :D (2/2)
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0x00410041@nahualito·
@Tokenfedup I have the Chat and ChatToolsets to allow enrichment and processing, since is mostly a library setup I'm allowing priotization to be executed by the agent. So you could set priority based on a RAG or your own setup (1/2)
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