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iOS 5.1 untethered jailbreak Update1 comment

adnan1dev wrote 1 month ago: Here is an update regarding untethered iOs 5.1 jailbreak. Pod2G, a prominent iOS hacker from Chronic … more →

Tags: iPhone, Iphone 3GS, iphone 4, iphone 4S, iPad, iPad 1, iPad 2, iPad, jailbreak

One Step Closer To iOS 5.1 Untethered Jailbreak!

kanaanmeister wrote 1 month ago: Voila! The long cherished jailbreak is around the corner. Pod2g has finally bypassed the ASLR at boo … more →

Tags: iPod, iPhone, iPad, jailbreak, untethered, IOS, pod2g, $5 1, RoP

Talking of iOS Security...

David Harley wrote 1 month ago: …which I was just yesterday, though not in detail, I came across another excellent iOS resourc … more →

Tags: David Harley, ipod touch, iPhone, Apple, digital certificates, iPad, EICAR, IOS, passcode

Buffer Overflows - Stack Smashing, ASLR, ROP

barongearmu wrote 1 month ago: Kris wrote a clever program with some interesting constants inside to be able to illustrate all of t … more →

Tags: Meetings, stack overflow, Buffer Overflow, RoP, stack smash, binary, flow of control, segmentation fault

Exploiting CVE-2011-2371 (FF reduceRight) without non-ASLR modules2 comments

p_k wrote 3 months ago: CVE-2011-2371 (found by Chris Rohlf and Yan Ivnitskiy) is a bug in Firefox versions <= 4.0.1. It … more →

Tags: exploit development, cve-2011-2371, Exploit, infoleak, Java

Active Straight Leg Raise Corrections

Matt Siniscalchi wrote 4 months ago: Here are the active straight leg raise corrections (ASLR) that we use with all of our athletes/clien … more →

Tags: core training, Injury prevention, Stretching/Soft Tissue Work, Mobility, stability

Understanding and Bypassing DEP and ASLR

Jeet wrote 7 months ago: Links for DEP http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457155.aspx http://blogs.technet.com/b/sr … more →

Tags: Security, Security 2, dep

Research and Development (R&D) intervention in Defensive Computer Security by Microsoft – a $250,000 incentive.2 comments

Tso wrote 9 months ago: This week of August (Aug. 1-5), Microsoft Trustworthy Computing representatives are attending Black … more →

Tags: Information Security, technology, Education, Identity and Privacy, Cybercrime and Fraud, Industry, Security, South Africa, dep

Universal ROP shellcode for OS X x649 comments

p_k wrote 10 months ago: One of the hurdles one will encounter during OS X exploitation is ASLR/DEP combination for 64-bit pr … more →

Tags: exploit development, dyld, Exploit development, OS X, RoP, Shellcode

Apple releases Mac OS X Lion - Sophos users are protected9 comments

Rich Baldry wrote 10 months ago: After the usual protracted period of speculation and rumour, Apple finally launched the latest versi … more →

Tags: Vulnerability, malware, Apple, Lion, mac-app-store, Mac OS X, Mac (Security), OSX, Product

Vulnerability Development: Buffer Overflows: How To Bypass ASLR...26 comments

dusty wrote 1 year ago: Hey, So this is the second post in the series of vulnerability development posts I plan to make. Tod … more →

Tags: pentura, Pentesting, Exploitation, Security, /Privilege Escalation, Vulnerability Development

DB2Vend, shmat(), and ASLR3 comments

bitznbitez wrote 1 year ago: Setting up a db2 v9.5 system on RHEL with Legato for backups.    For a long time I’ve noticed … more →

Tags: System Administration, Database Administration, Linux, DB2, db2vend, RHEL, shmat

Frutta Fuori Stagione

Paolo Passeri wrote 1 year ago: Si è da poco conclusa la Cansecwest, che ha ospitato al suo interno l’annuale contest Pwn2Own … more →

Tags: Security, Mobile, RIM, Apple, iPhone, HP, Google, Pwn2Own 2011, CanSecWest

Finding non-ASLR or DEP modules2 comments

scriptjunkie1 wrote 1 year ago: As the recent exploits for IE using the .NET 2.0 DLL demonstrate, sometimes a non-ASLR DLL to enable … more →

Tags: Exploits, Exploit, dep, emet, NX_COMPAT, pefinder, DYNAMIC_BASE, Find

Smashing the Stack in 201129 comments

Paul Makowski wrote 1 year ago: Recently, as part of Professor Brumley‘s Vulnerability, Defense Systems, and Malware Analysis … more →

Tags: Exploit, smashing the stack, randomize_va_space, fno-stack-protector, NX, ubuntu, canary, stack protection

Internet Explorer zero-day exploit - explanation and mitigation

Paul Ducklin wrote 1 year ago: A remote code execution vulnerability against Internet Explorer was announced recently, and a proof- … more →

Tags: Vulnerability, malware, Exploit, Microsoft, IE, 0-day, IE6, dep, Zero Day

Remote Flaw in Quicktime

oldmacbloggit wrote 1 year ago: Ruben Santamarta has noted an issue in Quicktime that bypasses ASLR and DEP on current versions of W … more →

Tags: Windows, Old MacBloggit, Quicktime, Vulnerability, dep, Ruben Santamarta, Old Macbloggit

Current state of security in VLC on Windows9 comments

Géal wrote 1 year ago: A recent report from Secunia states that popular Windows applications don’t use the DEP and AS … more →

Tags: videolan, Security, VLC, dep

And the Firewalls Came Tumbling Down...2 comments

David Harley wrote 2 years ago: …to use a little poetic licence… I’m referring, of course, to the Pwn2Own hacking … more →

Tags: David Harley, charlie miller, CanSecWest 2010, iPhone, The Register, Dan Goodin, jailbreaking, Pwn20wn, kevin townsend


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