A detailed look at how the TP-Link Archer A7 wireless router was exploited at Pwn2Own Tokyo
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Zero Day Initiative
Zero Day Initiative — Exploiting the TP-Link Archer A7 at Pwn2Own Tokyo
During the Pwn2Own Tokyo competition last fall, Pedro Ribeiro (@pedrib1337) and Radek Domanski (@RabbitPro) used a command injection vulnerability as a part of the exploit chain they used to gain code execution on a TP-Link Archer A7 wireless router…
Have you ever thought, how much is it easy to learn the Assembly language? Here is a simple Hello World application with a detail explanation to learn it quickly.
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How to develop a Netwide Assembler (NASM) language - Hello World application?
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The presentation that started the whole Intel CPU security fiasco. The Memory Sinkhole - Unleashing An X86 Design Flaw Allowing Universal Privilege Escalation by Christopher Domas
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The Memory Sinkhole - Unleashing An X86 Design Flaw Allowing Universal Privilege Escalation
by Christopher Domas
In x86, beyond ring 0 lie the more privileged realms of execution, where our code is invisible to AV, we have unfettered access to hardware, and can trivially preempt and modify the OS. The architecture has heaped layers upon layers…
In x86, beyond ring 0 lie the more privileged realms of execution, where our code is invisible to AV, we have unfettered access to hardware, and can trivially preempt and modify the OS. The architecture has heaped layers upon layers…
Deep Dive Into TrickBot Executor Module "mexec": Hidden "Anchor" Bot Nexus Operations - SentinelLabs
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SentinelLabs
Deep Dive Into TrickBot Executor Module "mexec": Hidden "Anchor" Bot Nexus Operations - SentinelLabs
New "mexec" module delivers tertiary malware and allows TrickBot to pivot within a network, deploy a variety of payloads and evade common detection methods.
[The Red Team Guide Chapter 21: ATTACKING ICS/SCADA](https://www.peerlyst.com/posts/the-red-team-guide-chapter-21-attacking-ics-scada-mike-art-rebultan-mit-ceh-ecsa)
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Peerlyst
[The Red Team Guide] Chapter 21: ATTACKING ICS/SCADA
INTRODUCTION
Just like any other organization, ICS/SCADA is not free from cybersecurity attacks. In fact, this is the most dangerous among other compared to others. It does not just damage the organization's reputation or implicates financial imp..
Just like any other organization, ICS/SCADA is not free from cybersecurity attacks. In fact, this is the most dangerous among other compared to others. It does not just damage the organization's reputation or implicates financial imp..
A Hacker’s Guide To JTAG (2020) [HARDWARE HACKING](https://hackaday.com/2020/04/08/a-hackers-guide-to-jtag/)
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Hackaday
A Hacker’s Guide To JTAG
If you’re reading Hackaday, you’ve almost certainly heard of JTAG. There’s an excellent chance you’ve even used it once or twice to reflash an unruly piece of hardware. But …