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This is a short write-up on binary planting along with a few old-school 0-days which may still be helpful for pentesters willing to escalate privileges on Windows.
bad382035c6cc3d06a9a292da8b5ee06b5df8bb89476e892ad959c45c53b1410Memory analysis and manipulation can provide security analysts with formidable weapons. During his talk at Information Security Day for ISACA Luxembourg Chapter, Frederic BOURLA presented most memory manipulation tricks from both offensive and defensive angles. The talk first dealt with the attacker’s layer, from pivoting attacks to IEEE1394 issues through in-memory fuzzing, which permits auditors to bypass built-in features, network limitations and encryption to remain able to uncover security vulnerabilities in a running application. In a second stage, the talk focused on the benefits of memory manipulation in computer forensics and malware analysis fields, especially when facing sophisticated malcode, such as kernel rootkits or heavily encrypted reverse trojans. Basically, this talk aimed to open the doors to a fascinating world which could easily allow security analysts to save lots of time during their recurrent duties. These are the slides from the talk.
b14650723522b783a88513058899a3613617d57af6a2e3623fafefaf8a3866faSamsung Kies version 2.3.2.12054_20 suffers from a null pointer dereference and multiple improper access control vulnerabilities.
3be5d1fc00baef95418066a6e177e3648f8af24d33460c51813fe80c0adeb108This whitepaper is a thorough analysis of the Adobe Flash Player integer overflow vulnerability and documented in CVE-2012-1535.
e46a3e43ec3e9446bcf1fa801d93b9d52396891905bbbce417daada24526d84cSince its introduction in 2006, PyDbg has become an essential tool for security researchers and reverse engineers. It is mainly used to discover various software vulnerabilities and weaknesses, as well to analyze malware and perform computer forensics. The present publication is aimed to provide a reader with an introduction to the Python based debugger and deliver practical and real examples of this powerful security tool usage.
fe6ebddfdd8a95029596ddb6ff5ad30b306c35a3bb7552b5ec2d24ca4413b8b2Since the 30th of May 2012 hackers were abusing the Microsoft XML core services vulnerability. The 10th of July 2012 Microsoft finally published a security advisory which fixes this issue. The present document and video explains the details about this fix. As a lab test they used a Windows XP workstation with Service Pack 3. The Internet explorer version is 6.0.
0663e2de1f39f4495717f0290d861ffdd11a1fe7f2edc6deba2d85db93bac5bdThis is a thorough analysis of the Microsoft XML core services uninitialized memory vulnerability as noted by CVE-2012-1889. It includes proof of concept data to trigger the issue and goes through the flow.
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