benhawkes

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OpenSSH Backdoors(blog.isosceles.com)
257 points by benhawkes 2y ago|129 comments
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Robots Dream of Root Shells(blog.isosceles.com)
19 points by benhawkes 3y ago|1 comments
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by benhawkes 3y ago
Well, we don't know for sure that an exploit exists for this bug on Android yet (the original exploit was for iOS via iMessage), but there's a reasonably high chance that one has been developed already. These types of exploits are
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by benhawkes 3y ago
Chrome on MacOS was affected as well, yeah. Note that we don't know if attackers exploited the bug on platforms other than iOS, but its certainly possible that they did (I'd argue even probable).
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by benhawkes 3y ago
Good questions -- yes other Chromium-based browsers would likely be affected by this bug. Many of these do a commendable job of following security updates in Chromium (like Brave), but others tend to fall quite far behind (like Samsung&#x27
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The WebP 0day(blog.isosceles.com)
440 points by benhawkes 3y ago|206 comments
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Phineas Fisher, Hacktivism, and Magic Tricks(blog.isosceles.com)
5 points by benhawkes 3y ago|0 comments
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Exploit Equivalence Classes(blog.isosceles.com)
1 points by benhawkes 3y ago|0 comments
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How to Build a Fuzzing Corpus(blog.isosceles.com)
2 points by benhawkes 3y ago|0 comments
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An Introduction to Exploit Reliability(blog.isosceles.com)
6 points by benhawkes 3y ago|1 comments
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The Legacy of Stagefright(blog.isosceles.com)
3 points by benhawkes 3y ago|0 comments
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by benhawkes 9y ago
We probably should have linked to this in the post, but you can see the details of Ivan's findings on our public issue tracker: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/list?can=1&q... As expe