Understand Assembly low-level programming in 22 minutes youtu.be/DWkImpawzhc
I remember how it clicked for me. This video shows what I saw, illustrated with examples from all the mainstream CPU architectures
Official: I won Pwn2Own competition in the Virtualisation category. It’s an essential milestone in a professional hacker’s career, and a major goal personally. I am super hyped! And relieved
Details of the exploit that I developed are now under embargo of responsible disclosure
Just gave a new life to my 11-year old vintage MacBook Pro!
Not many people realise that battery aging is no.1 reason of dying older laptops. And it’s easy to replace
Thread with my tips
Releasing full 2+hr video of my browser exploitation workshop from VXCON 2024: youtube.com/live/b9OhamkAY…
In which I show what goes inside the mind of a skilled hacker while exploiting a highly non-trivial vulnerability in v8, from zero to exploit concept.
Especially this workflow
It took 3 years but finally I feel ready to release my Pwn2Own 2021 exploit code. 💖 Video talk covers my full research workflow, from attack surface modeling and reverse engineering, to vulnerability discovery and systematic exploit engineering, enjoy! #Pwn2Own
Release: VM Escape Exploit for Parallels Desktop Hypervisor (Pwn2Own 2021) zerodayengineering.com/research/pwn2o…
A virtual machine escape exploit will typically require kernel privileges in the guest OS. In this exploit I chose to offload the reverse-engineered toolgate protocol
While my Pwn2Own exploit is in the patching, I wanted to share a trivial *no-bug, by-design* full VM escape with persistence PoC for latest Parallels Desktop on Intel and M1. I hope it will wake up a person or two
Writeup: zerodayengineering.com/blog/dont-shar…
Code: github.com/badd1e/Proof-o…
Remote code execution vulnerability in most recent versions of the nginx web server. Pending responsible disclosure via Zero Day Initiative and the nginx team
I invested two decades of life into reverse-engineering and hacking man-made systems down to bits. Today I can pwn anything that has software in it, in a predictable time. It’s not a challenge anymore… What if you apply those skills to the most fundamental of God-made systems?
Got my 1st VM escape vulns in @Oracle VirtualBox, via unprivileged guest to hypervisor on the host. A little late for #pwn2own... Still a personal record: one month from zero (knowledge about the target) to zero (day). VirtualBox is nice and well-designed, I enjoyed looking at it