Ghidra: I SUPPORT 16-BIT SEGMENTED MODE
Also Ghidra: WHAT IS DS, ES, That's segment zero! Must be!
Seriously though. Does anyone know how to deal with 16-bit code in Ghidra?
#ReverseEngineering
The more and more old servers I see close, the more intolerable it is that Mastodon still doesn't offer a way to migrate data like posts to new accounts. A user's post history is valuable, and it's more valuable the older the account is. Users *should* have the option to migrate those to a new server!
@adamshostack where are you seeing reference to symmetric keys?
In the Technical Details section on Actor Tokens, it says “These hybrid setups used to provision a certificate credential on the Exchange Online Service Principal (SP) in the tenant, with which it can perform authentication.” . Adversary would then use the (x509) cert (and private key) to authN to eSTS (the Entra IdP), get one of these wacky “Actor Tokens” that AAD Graph doesn’t validate properly.
eSTS does support both x509 and client secrets for an SP to authN, but client secrets are just CSPRNG-generated passwords. They’re bearer tokens, not symmetric AES or RC4 keys.
I’d argue the causes were the ad-hoc “Actor Tokens” for impersonation (wrapping in an unsigned JWT: what the heck?), and that AAD Graph still hasn’t been shut down. It’s been deprecated since before I joined MS Identity in 2020, and has been a steady source of vulns
On the 26th of September I will also be streaming a birthday demoparty from London, I heavily encourage everyone to send entries!
kernel hackers go serverless
ring0 → cloud 9 ☁️ ??
brb pwning yr gpu nodes ✨
Holy moly. The DOJ just unveiled their charges against Jubair, alleging he was involved in 120 intrusions and extortion against 47 US entities. The complaint alleges victims paid at least $115 million in ransom payments. At a hearing today in the UK, it emerged that Jubair had access to $200 million in crypto, and Flowers $7M
“Rowhammer Attacks on DDR5 ::: PTE Exploit Demo” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1emxVQ6__qg
I'm only now figuring out that today's npm attack is distinct from yesterday's npm attack.
Who could have figured out that automatically downloading half the internet and ten thousand always-changing dependencies every time you build could actually be a weakness?
Took me way too long due to scope creep, but: The Hacker Webring is now up!
Members vote for other users. Given enough users, the whole system should work by itself, without administrative intervention.
It’s still somewhat rough around the edges, but functional!
DOMPurify 3.2.7 has been released today, adding several fixes and improvements.
https://github.com/cure53/DOMPurify/releases/tag/3.2.7
Thanks to all folks who contributed 💕
added a cheat sheet to the official Git website
(with a lot of help from other folks who work on the website)