Over the past several years, Microsoft has rolled out several changes that result in more memory being zeroed. These mitigations include:
The InitAll mitigation which zeros most stack variables Switching most Microsoft kernel code over to the ExAllocat…
I am a little confused on how the token is shared from the client to an AJAX script to the resource server in the oauth2 flow.
To explain the scenario I am trying to set up, I have
a client (http://localhost:3000)
a resource server (http:…
Recently, I came across an issue concerning a daemon named gamecontrollerd in OsX Big Sur.
On my laptop I’m running ReiKey (from Objective-See), which aims at identifying possible Key Loggers that leverage "event taps".
Today I g…
I’m running an Evil Twin attack with airgeddon. Point is that after deauth the account is going, automatically, to get reconnected to the orginal AP and not the fake one.
The aireplay is likes so:
aireplay-ng -0 0 -a [BSSID] wlan0 -c [TARG…
Beginner question here, I don’t seem to be able to wrap my head around the security benefits of the token exchange protocol as specified by RFC8693. To me it seems like a delegation pattern where a webservice (service A) impersonates the …
How someone might run an encoded executable, mp3, or any other file safely in memory after being decrypted.
A use case might be someone trying to make code or a file only usable through their service or software, which is my case, I don’t …
Is there a usage of OpenID Connect (OIDC) that allows for a chain of RP (terminology reference)
user -> RP#1
user <-redirect to chosen OP- RP#1
user -> OP: verifies identity
user <-redirects to RP#2- OP
user -> RP#2
user <…
I am attempting to exploit HEVD kernel driver buffer overflow challenge:
https://github.com/hacksysteam/HackSysExtremeVulnerableDriver
However when running the below code my windows 7 machine doesn’t execute the desired shellcode (assign c…
I’m trying to come up with an authentication/authorization system for what seems like a really simple scenario, but as far as I can tell it’s virtually unsupported.
There are two parties, total; myself and someone else ("other")….
Assuming I have a website with a button that sends AJAX requests to my server which will be expensive to process.
I suppose that mostly cookie or JavaScript + cookie challenges are used to prevent (most) attacks from bots. This way, only r…
