Thanks for watching and all questions during this conference ;)
It was a great energy!
More details: http://www.tuv-nord.com/pl/pl/aktualnosci-436-1921.htm
See you next time.
o/
Friday, 19 June 2015
Wednesday, 27 May 2015
SQLI in e107 CMS
During last few weeks in the middle of time I was doing also some source code review.
That's how I found sqli bug in admin panel in e107 CMS. After a fast response from e107 Team,
fix was created.
This bug was found in e107_2.0_full_beta1 version. I don't know if other versions are also vulnerable.
Details about the vulnerability (even when it's in admin panel) will not be published for now.
Stay in touch. ;)
That's how I found sqli bug in admin panel in e107 CMS. After a fast response from e107 Team,
fix was created.
This bug was found in e107_2.0_full_beta1 version. I don't know if other versions are also vulnerable.
Details about the vulnerability (even when it's in admin panel) will not be published for now.
Stay in touch. ;)
Monday, 25 May 2015
[EN] Browser exploitation during CybercomDev conference - Updated
During this weekend I gave my first formal security presentation at CybercomDev in Poland.
I was talking about use-after-free exploits, fuzzing and browser exploitation.
Thank you for watching and support ;)
* Currently this presentation is available only on demand.
* Update - 16.07.2015 *
Video (PL) is available here. Thank's Kenis. ;)
See you next time! ;)
o/
I was talking about use-after-free exploits, fuzzing and browser exploitation.
Thank you for watching and support ;)
* Currently this presentation is available only on demand.
* Update - 16.07.2015 *
Video (PL) is available here. Thank's Kenis. ;)
See you next time! ;)
o/
Labels:
art,
browser exploitation,
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exploit,
fuzzing,
Metasploit,
RE,
research
Tuesday, 28 April 2015
[EN] Old nasm sigsegv 0day
[EN] Flex 2.5.33 (2) 0days
I was testing some old bugs in one old distro, and that's how I found sigsegv in flex (2.5.33).
Below is the proof of concept:
Below is the proof of concept:
Monday, 2 March 2015
[EN] Analysing malicious PDF - part 2
This time we will check 2 PDF's (because I decide that it will be more fun than just posting about one ;)). Beside that - those 2 files contains different method for delivering the payload, so we will check all of them.
Sunday, 1 March 2015
[EN] Analyzing Malicious PDF
Reading Contagio Blog I found few examples of malicious PDF files.
Today we will check one of them. :)
During PDF analysis many times we will use peepdf and Malzilla.
Also this time, those tool will help us to understand what's going on with
our PDF file.
Let's run peepdf on this file. As we can see there is some JavaScript object.
Let's examine this by "object 7" command:
Today we will check one of them. :)
During PDF analysis many times we will use peepdf and Malzilla.
Also this time, those tool will help us to understand what's going on with
our PDF file.
Let's run peepdf on this file. As we can see there is some JavaScript object.
Let's examine this by "object 7" command:
[EN] Obfuscated case - JSredirector
Today we'll check some "obfuscated" JavaScript code. I found this example (named
'JSredirector') on this site. Thanks again! ;)
So... Unzip the file and you will find index.html with JS code.
Index.html contains encoded JS code:
'JSredirector') on this site. Thanks again! ;)
So... Unzip the file and you will find index.html with JS code.
Index.html contains encoded JS code:
Labels:
art,
code review,
exploit,
malware,
obfuscation,
RE,
research
Tuesday, 24 February 2015
[EN] Malware analysis – Fake AV Downloader (part 1)
1. Thanks for the sample file(s)
After writing my last article about malware analysis for Android[1], I decide to check some threats that may come from webpages. Today we can see more advertisement on web than it was few years ago. In case of malicious pages, “advertisements” added there now, more often probably will try to steal your data by installing some malware on your computer or by redirecting you to webpage containing exploit code for your browser(‘s plugin).
Few nice examples of ‘webpages’ like this, I found (again) on great Mila’s blog[0]. Thank’s again! ;)
(Hint: Don’t ask me for the password. Ask Mila via email.)
After writing my last article about malware analysis for Android[1], I decide to check some threats that may come from webpages. Today we can see more advertisement on web than it was few years ago. In case of malicious pages, “advertisements” added there now, more often probably will try to steal your data by installing some malware on your computer or by redirecting you to webpage containing exploit code for your browser(‘s plugin).
Few nice examples of ‘webpages’ like this, I found (again) on great Mila’s blog[0]. Thank’s again! ;)
(Hint: Don’t ask me for the password. Ask Mila via email.)
[EN] Fun with American Fu(n)zzy Lop
Last days I was doing a little research about 'how this crazy afl works'. ;)
"American Fuzzy Lop" it's an excellent tool created by lcamtuf.
Now it's a good moment to check the documentation of 'afl' if you want
some nice details about using it.
"American Fuzzy Lop" it's an excellent tool created by lcamtuf.
Now it's a good moment to check the documentation of 'afl' if you want
some nice details about using it.
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