31 March 2016 | Imre Kertész (b. 1929), Hungarian Jewish writer & Holocaust Survivor died. His works - including Fateless - draw repeatedly on his experience at #Auschwitz. Kertész won the 2002 Nobel Prize for Literature. https://nobelprize.org/prizes/literature/2002/kertesz/biographical/

Local Privilege Escalation via Unquoted Search Path in Plantronics Hub https://www.8com.de/cyber-security-blog/local-privilege-escalation-via-unquoted-search-path-in-plantronics-hub

Re: The Oracle Thing™ this quote from @dangoodin's story seems significant.

On Friday, when I asked Oracle for comment, a spokesperson asked if they could provide a statement that couldn’t be attributed to Oracle in any way. After I declined, the spokesperson said Oracle would have no comment.

https://arstechnica.com/security/2025/03/oracle-is-mum-on-reports-it-has-experienced-2-separate-data-breaches/

In today's episode of drama in the CVE ecosystem:

The Canonical CNA created CVE-2025-0927 and an associated advisory for a heap overflow in HFS+ in the Linux kernel.

The Linux kernel CNA stripped out the information (like the reporter of Attila Szász, useful references, etc) from the CVE entry and added the passive-aggressive:

The Linux kernel CVE team has been assigned CVE-2025-0927 as it was incorrectly created by a different CNA that really should have known better to not have done this.to this issue. [sic]

Also TIL: If you look only at the assignerShortName in a cvelistV5 CVE entry, you might not get the whole picture of whose CVE it technically is. While the Linux kernel rewrote history to claim that they assigned the CVE, that was only done via the cna container's ProviderMetadata shortName value. The top-level [assignerShortName](https://github.com/CVEProject/cvelistV5/blob/main/cves/2025/0xxx/CVE-2025-0927.json#L7) for the entry still shows canonical.

Good times...

@cR0w IA is our friend I guess?

@cR0w How could we forget the coolest name in the biz?

There’s now been a data breach at Oracle Health, which is separate to the ongoing security issue at Oracle Cloud.

Oracle have not commented publicly on the breach, instead telling people to only talk to their CISO by phone, not in writing. They’ve sent out letters without Oracle letterheads, using external lawyers instead.

The behaviour going on at Oracle with cybersecurity is extremely alarming.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/oracle-health-breach-compromises-patient-data-at-us-hospitals/

In light of recent events, let me re-share a classic:

Mary Ann Davidson - No, You Really Can’t

https://web.archive.org/web/20150811052336/https://blogs.oracle.com/maryanndavidson/entry/no_you_really_can_t

#Oracle

The wordplay here is Oracle Cloud.

Oracle rebadged old Oracle Cloud services to be Oracle Classic. Oracle Classic has the security incident.

They’re denying it on “Oracle Cloud” by using this scope - but it’s their cloud service.

🌪️ We are excited to announce our second keynote speaker!

Join Phuong Nguyen for his thought-provoking session in Seoul on May 29-30! 🔗 typhooncon.com/agenda

#LLM

@joxean I don't have a tested answer, but I think the solution will be around Memory.getAddressSourceInfo():

https://ghidra.re/ghidra_docs/api/ghidra/program/model/mem/Memory.html#getAddressSourceInfo(ghidra.program.model.address.Address)

What is unclear to me is how the resulting AddressSourceInfo objects are created as Loaders (plugins that map file contents to Memory Blocks for Ghidra) don't necessarily provide source information when creating a mapping (see e.g. the createUninitializedBlock() method).

Edit: You can get the Memory object from currentProgram.getMemory()

This is a first: https://lore.kernel.org/linux-cve-announce/2025033057-CVE-2025-0927-1436@gregkh/T/#u I guess someone finally told them about the 72 hour deadline.

[RSS] Writing a Pascal script emulator

https://blag.nullteilerfrei.de/2025/03/30/complete-first-correct-later-writing-a-pascal-script-emulator/

[RSS] The Curious Case of CVE-2015-2551 & CVE-2019-9081 - Doom and Gloom! Or not.

https://jericho.blog/2025/03/30/the-curious-case-of-cve-2015-2551-cve-2019-9081-doom-and-gloom-or-not/

My guess here is both CVE's were for deserialization gadget chains (one in JRE, the other in Laravel) which can't be trivially categorized as vulnerabilities (classes do what they are supposed to, only dev decided to YOLO unrelated parts of their code).

An even better Microsoft Account bypass for Windows 11 has already been discovered

https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/an-even-better-microsoft-account-bypass-for-windows-11-has-already-been-discovered

Shift+F10 then `start ms-cxh:localonly`

🚨 Let’s Encrypt at risk from Trump cuts to OTF: “Let’s Encrypt received around $800,000 in funding from the OTF”

Dear @EUCommission, get your heads out of your arses and let’s find @letsencrypt €1M/year (a rounding error in EU finances) and have them move to the EU.

If Let’s Encrypt is fucked, the web is fucked, and the Small Web is fucked too. So how about we don’t let that happen, yeah?

(In the meanwhile, if the Let’s Encrypt folks want to make a point about how essential they are, it might be an idea to refuse certificates to republican politicians. See how they like their donation systems breaking in real time…)

CC @nlnet @NGIZero@mastodon.xyz

#USA #fascism #OpenTechFund #LetsEncrypt #SSL #TLS #encryption #EU #web #tech #SmallWeb #SmallTech https://mastodon.social/@publictorsten/114223873439053263

@rekettye Good to know it wasn't because YT thinks I'm a desperate alcoholic <3

The state of affairs is well illustrated by the fact that the video

"Turning children's glue into drinkable alcohol"

has a 1.4M view count currently on YT.

(I know this because it's also in my recommendations for some unfathomable reason)

New breach: German Doner Kebab had 162k unique email addresses publicly posted to a hacking forum last week. Data also included name, phone and physical addrress. 74% were already in @haveibeenpwned. Read more: https://x.com/DarkWebInformer/status/1905275857159008341