I'd really like to read a well researched article that sums up how Linux distros reacted to the massive influx of #Linux #kernel CVE that started ~half a year – both for their #LinuxKernel packages and their live-patching offerings.

But I guess that is an enormous amount of work that no media outlet in this world is willing to pay anyone for writing. 😕

Slide taken from @gregkh's "Why are there so many kernel CVEs?" talk he gave at OSS China yesterday (https://social.kernel.org/objects/c9979d9f-399f-428b-ac56-c41598076dfa ) #LinuxKernel

I wrote a blog post on my adventures in writing a PE loader for the Xbox One exploit chain by @carrot_c4k3

There's not really anything new and this post was mostly an excuse to document how I fixed thread-local storage, but you might learn something!

https://landaire.net/reflective-pe-loader-for-xbox/

I just released the blog explaining how I leveraged CVE-2022-22265 in the Samsung npu driver. Double free to achieve UAF over signalfd + cross cache + Dirty Page Table + code inject into http://libbase.so for execution by init. Hope you can enjoy it https://soez.github.io/posts/CVE-2022-22265-Samsung-npu-driver/

https://v-v.space/2024/08/19/CVE-2024-38148/
Check my blog about Windows secure channel RCE analysis, though MSRC thought it's a DOS. By the way, I'm not the finder. Share for studying

vuln research is the act of downloading trials and encountering errors while installing them

https://bird.makeup/@flakpaket/1825951830934958211

Introducing ReSym (CCS'24): our binary analysis technique, an LLM+static analysis solution that recovers names, types, and layouts of variables and data structures from binaries https://tinyurl.com/resym24 @danning_x, @i2huer, @nanjiang719, @xiangzhex XiangyuZhang #LLM4code #CCS #LLM

exploit developers reading yet another RFC to see how IPv6 option processing works

The #defcon 32 Video Team videos are now up on https://media.defcon.org Enjoy!

Google Chrome Zero Day: Stable Channel Update for Desktop
This update includes 38 security fixes. (20 externally reported). CVE-2024-7971 (high severity) Type confusion in V8
Reported by Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center (MSTIC), Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) on 2024-08-19

Google is aware that an exploit for CVE-2024-7971 exists in the wild.

cc: @campuscodi @briankrebs @mttaggart @deepthoughts10 @cR0w @regnil @bschwifty @arinc629 @Cali @wvu @hrbrmstr @avoidthehack @bieberium @AAKL (make sure to remove all the mentions to avoid ReplyAll madness)

#Google #Chrome #zeroday #vulnerability #eitw #activeexploitation #CVE #CVE_2024_7971

Physarum wires: Self-growing self-repairing smart wires made from slime mould: https://arxiv.org/abs/1309.3583 a.k.a. super super gross wires. This is for sure how you end up with the backstory for the Borg.

This won't likely surprise anyone, but "a prompt injection vulnerability in Slack AI makes it possible to fetch data from private Slack channels".

https://www.theregister.com/2024/08/21/slack_ai_prompt_injection/

#slack #ai #SlackAI #news #TechNews #technology

Pretty much. From the brand new issue of Phrack.

Binji's teaching in Europe! By popular demand and for the first time ever, Novice to Ninja is online in GMT! Uncover the truth behind today's most pressing cybersecurity issues, and what might be done to mitigate them. No reversing experience required! https://binary.ninja/training/n2n-syllabus.html

The SAILR paper is being presented at @USENIXSecurity
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It's a nice piece of work. If you're interested in what we think, take a look at the in-depth review we did on Feb!

https://pad.rev.ng/s/T3RdsvKNx#

It's here! #Phrack officially released online, and with it my article! http://phrack.org/issues/71/9.html#article It's about writing a good virus, using oldschool techniques to show you how effective old stuff can still be! #infosec #malware

ugh. I picked up a shitty NUC from ewaste and it had a label on it for an AI company.
ahh, another startup that burnt out trying to build some silly AI project on crap hardware. I wonder what they did? I check their URL:
ahh. healthcare. great, great.