Tagged: security research
Researchers have unveiled a tool for analyzing Apple firmware (IPSW) that significantly reduces storage requirements and accelerates work with system images. The impetus for its development was the rapid growth in IPSW file sizes:...
EByte-AMSI-ProxyInjector A lightweight tool that injects a custom assembly proxy into a target process to silently bypass AMSI scanning by redirecting AmsiScanBuffer calls. It suspends the target’s threads, patches the function to always return...
Logan Goins, a researcher at SpecterOps, has unveiled a novel technique for exploiting NTLM authentication that enables adversaries to bypass low-level access restrictions in corporate networks and offload tool execution from an infected workstation....
Against the backdrop of the rapidly growing number of vulnerabilities confronting companies worldwide, researchers from the Rochester Institute of Technology, the University of Hawaiʻi, and Leidos have conducted the most extensive comparative study to...
A security researcher named Wayne has unveiled a new tool for Windows 11 that circumvents the PatchGuard protection mechanism in the system’s latest release (24H2). The project, called Kurasagi, has already been published on...
As electric vehicles steadily weave themselves into the fabric of everyday life, the essential infrastructure that powers them—charging stations—faces a mounting and deeply concerning threat. A study by security researcher Brandon Perry reveals that...
FirmwareDroid is a research project that aims to develop novel methods to analyse Android firmware. It is mainly made to automate the process of extracting and scanning pre-installed Android apps for security research purposes....
This repository contains a suite of Burp Suite extensions developed in Jython, designed to enhance the capabilities of penetration testers and security researchers when interacting with AI applications and performing prompt-based security testing. The...
NullGate This project implements a comfortable and modern way to use the NTAPI functions using indirect syscalls, coupled with the FreshyCalls method with a little twist for dynamic syscall number retrieval. It also uses a technique...