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If anyone knows how to get me out of permanent suspension on Twitter that would be amazing because I miss Twitter and I was wrongly banned 😭

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How and what tools are used to identify common attack vectors such as memory corruption vulnerabilities and remote code execution attacks?

Based on a series of post regarding numerous remote code execution vulnerabilities in Cisco Routers via their Web application and a buffer overflow from unsanitized input field in a IoT device got me thinking.

Such devices often contain large amounts of codes and manually testing each input field combination surely must take large amount of resources? This cannot be the method used for finding and identifiy these exploits?

So that leads me to my question.

How are such exploits found?

Is it just end-users causing their devices to crash, researches spending hours upon hours looking over each line of the source code(if available?), or do professionals resort to using automated tools and if so, what could examples of these tools be and what are such techniques called?

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Cyber security world at Hacker Bro Technologies.

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Live Cyber Attack Map Global

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When it comes to real-time cyber-attack maps, some are funny, some seem ominous, and all of them tell a story that words alone cannot…

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