Is it possible to inject code using physical memory access to jailbreak phones?

Is it possible to inject code into RAM using physical access? For example desolder the RAM chips, solder something between the original RAM chip and the phone motherboard, and use that to directly access RAM chip content and inject code in… Continue reading Is it possible to inject code using physical memory access to jailbreak phones?

Why include the root certficiate in the chain, if it is already in receiving parts’ truststore?

If I have a self-signed CA certificate in my truststore, and I am sent a chain of certificates where the root CA is missing, is this a problem and if so why? Say that the last certificate in the chain is called S and is signed by CA.
If th… Continue reading Why include the root certficiate in the chain, if it is already in receiving parts’ truststore?

Attackers can Exploit Dirty Pipe Linux Vulnerability to Overwrite Data

By Deeba Ahmed
The vulnerability has been fixed in Linux versions 5.16.11, 5.15.25, and 5.10.102, and patches will be released soon.…
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Attackers can Exploit Dirty Pipe Linux Vulnerability to… Continue reading Attackers can Exploit Dirty Pipe Linux Vulnerability to Overwrite Data