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   Two Pwnies: Chrome's first GPU exploit (2012)(blog.chromium.org)

   1 points by a1a106ed5 4y ago|0 comments
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   by a1a106ed5 4y ago

   Whenever you see 0days reported by someone from Threat Analysis Group it means that Google (TAG is a team within google) used some advanced detection technique to discover someone, usually a nationstate, "in-the-wild" exploiting t
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   The First Chrome Exploit (2012)(blog.chromium.org)

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   by a1a106ed5 5y ago

   The raw_ptr/BackupRefPtr/MiraclePtr [1] mitigation will change the security industry. It is quite a feat what Chromium is doing. [1] https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/ddc017f9569...
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   A Tale of Two Pwnies (2012)(blog.chromium.org)

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   A Tale of Two Pwnies (2012)(blog.chromium.org)

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   x86 Is an Octal Machine (1995)(gist.github.com)

   145 points by a1a106ed5 5y ago|49 comments
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   by a1a106ed5 5y ago

   On a brighter note, apple is currently in the process of converting almost all iMessage components to Swift for this reason. I'm sure it is taking many engineering hours, and image parsers/open source libraries like this are the m
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   by a1a106ed5 5y ago

   The image parser uses ASLR. The turing complete NAND computing device they describe in the article was used to do computations on the pointers leaked with the infoleak, resulting in an ASLR bypass. Brilliant.