NSO’s Group Pegasus spyware was mentioned multiple times during 2021 in the media. It has been heavily analyzed by organizations such as Amnesty Forensics Analysis of the NSO Group’s Pegasus Spyware

Hackers working for the North Korean government are believed to have stolen almost $400 million worth of cryptocurrency from seven hacked companies over the course of 2021, up from the $300 million they stole from four companies the year before.

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Learn how to avoid TLS certificate issues and tighten the security process using certificate and SSL pinning and certificate transparency on android.

The security research team explains the attack scenario with a vulnerable AWS Lambda function could be a threat used by attackers.

In October of this year, we received a report from ngocnb and khuyenn from GiaoHangTietKiem JSC covering a SQL injection vulnerability in WordPress. The bug could allow an attacker to expose data stored in a connected database. This vulnerability was recently…

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Prelude This post is about the personal experiences of me; A noobie hacker- who is super new into router reversing and the challenges I had to face, the research I did and the things I had learned …

Posted by Natalie Silvanovich, Project Zero Zoom  is a video conferencing platform that has gained popularity throughout the pandemic. U...

Twitter: @s4tan GitHub: https://github.com/enkomio/ In this post I'll analyze a piece of code that induces IDA Pro to decompile t...

Methodology for reverse engineering Windows drivers, finding vulnerabilities and understanding their exploitability.

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During my 6-months intership, I developed a tool to ease vunerability research on Java applications.

At the end of 2021, we inspected UEFI firmware that was tampered with to embed a malicious code we dub MoonBounce. In this report we describe how the MoonBounce implant works and how it is connected to APT41.

CVE-2021-34600: How predictable random numbers (literally) open the door for attackers: Our discovery of a flaw in the generation of AES keys, used for both physical and remote access, in a popular alarm system’s parameterization software. Includes a proof…

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Part 5 of a series covering fuzzer development using LibAFL

Security is the poster child of a Non-Functional Requirement: most people don’t care until the proverbial fecal matter hits the rotary propeller. Consequences can range from losing reputation to legal liability to putting the business out. In my post on running…