Collaborate Disseminate
Following the example of corelan team ROP version 2 (I was able to perform version 1): https://www.corelan.be/index.php/2010/06/16/exploit-writing-tutorial-part-10-chaining-dep-with-rop-the-rubikstm-cube/
I was able to produ… Continue reading Bypass DEP using NtSetInformationProcess on last Windows XP SP3 Pro update
Hackers at DEF CON last week exploited vulnerabilities in electronic pollbooks and voting machines with ease. Continue reading Voting Machines Hacked with Ease at DEF CON
According to a recent survey by Spiceworks, a company which provides various tools and services for IT Pros, Windows 10 has gained momentum on its predecessors as more companies migrate to Microsoft’s latest operating system.
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Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system is making inroads in the corporate world but it may not be fast enough to overtake Windows 7 before that platform reaches its end of life.
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Russians on PornHub, dirty songs on the radio, Windows security protocol vulnerabilities, tomato plant security, and more security news! Paul’s Stories[edit] Amazons Prime Day Won Shopping on Tuesday Tomato-Plant Security Dial S for SQLi: Now skiddies can order web attacks via text message No big deal. You can defeat Kaspersky’s ATM antivirus with a really […]
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Separating the hacked and the paranoid, remote Linux hacking, Petya goes postal at FedEx, today’s mainstream hacktivism tools, and why choosing Windows should get you fired! Paul’s Security News Stories Separating the Paranoid from the Hacked Choosing Windows for your organization should get you fired – I love this because it is to controvertial of a […]
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Whenever there’s a new Windows virus out there wreaking global havoc, the Linux types get smug. “That’ll never happen in our open operating system,” they say. “There are many eyes looking over the source code.” But then there’s a Heartbleed vulnerability that keeps them humble for a little while. Anyway, at least patches are propagated faster in the Linux world, right?
While the Linuxers are holier-than-thou, the Windows folks get defensive. They say that the problem isn’t with Windows, it’s just that it’s the number one target because it’s the most popular OS. Wrong, that’d be Android for the last …read more
Continue reading Free as in Beer, or the Story of Windows Viruses
Your daily round-up of some of the other stories in the news Continue reading News in brief: PCs’ PCs still running XP; bug-hunters cashing in; airport security stepped up
I saw this in TaskMan (actually procexp shows it better). PID 844 (it’s 844 again after rebooting) is svchost.exe and (on the rare occasions that I notice this) it starts outlook.exe. outlook.exe also starts some ZIP process…. Continue reading Why would DCOMMLAUNCH service start outlook.exe (and can I prevent)?
Microsoft released patches on Tuesday for unsupported versions of Windows, a decision prompted by three NSA exploits that remained unaddressed from April’s ShadowBrokers leak. Continue reading Rare XP Patches Fix Three Remaining Leaked NSA Exploits