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From The Video Description: FAX machines, although being a reminiscent of a not-so-far past, are still present in lots of office spaces and can be frequently used for business and legal communications. Most of its technology was developed decades ago a… Continue reading ZeroNights 2018, Eric Sesterhenn’s, Luis Merino’s, Markus Vervier’s ‘Zero Fax Given’
From the Video Description: USB is one of the most common interfaces supported on modern computers. Modern OSes offer tons of USB drivers to support frequently used USB device classes. For other 3rd party USB devices, Microsoft provides automatic drive… Continue reading ZeroNights 2018, HC Ma’s ‘Massive Scale USB Device Driver Fuzz WITHOUT Device’
From The Video Description: “Unmonitored and unpatched BMC (remote administration hardware feature for servers) are an almost certain source of chaos. They have the potential to completely undermined the security of complex network infrastructures and… Continue reading ZeroNights 2018, Alexandre Gazet’s, Fabien (0xf4b) Perigaud’s & Joffrey (@_Sn0rkY) Czarny’s ‘Turning Your BMC Into A Revolving Door’
Another chip-based flaw has now reared it’s miniscule silicon noggin over Intel-way. Pro Tip: It would be wise to perform adequate security testing on these products before unleashing them on the world, just sayin’… Maybe a bit of security orchestra… Continue reading Time To Stop: More Intel Tomfoolery Discovered
Apple has widened the range of Macs running its T2 security chip. Is macOS finally catching up with other platforms when it comes to secure computing? Continue reading Apple Modernizes Its Hardware Security with T2
Playgrounds were the comment sections of their day. Every weekday from exactly 1:17 PM until 1:43 PM there were swings to be swung, rumors to be spread, and debates to be settled by whomever was the loudest (some things never change). Allegiances were formed and battle lines were drawn based solely on what video game console you supported. It was this playground system that perpetuated the urban myths of the time.
For PlayStation fans there was the myth that you could save Aerith from her fate in Final Fantasy VII if you just cast the right spell, or the secret …read more
In a post-Supermicro-scoop world, it’s important for security teams to review the basics on detecting and guarding against hardware backdoors. Malicious software is relatively easy to find, but what if your actual device is the enemy? Last month… Continue reading Guarding Against Backdoors and Malicious Hardware