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Adobe Reader CVE-2011-2462 Exploit analysis

04

Apr

2012

The exploit Used environment: Windows XP SP3 with Adobe Acrobat 9.4.6 This U3D memory corruption vulnerability (CVE-2011-2462) could cause an application crash and potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system. After the malicious PDF file is opened, new process pretty.exe (this file is changed all the times.) is created. We can […]

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Chaos Congress Peers Into Mobile Security, Protocols

01

Jan

2012

I heard a number of interesting mobile-related talks at the 28th Chaos Communications Congress (28c3) this week. Not every talk at the Congress was about newly discovered bugs or zero-day exploits; sometimes we got the building blocks necessary to better understand systems and increase security. I enjoyed key presentations on reverse-engineering USB 3G data sticks […]

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Teensy PDF Dropper Part 1

14

Jul

2011

Pentesters need to drop files on targets. If a box is not connected to the Internet, and doesn’t accept removable storage, they need to come up with some tricks. Inputting the file via the keyboard is an option, but typing several millions of bytes is not. This needs automation. Irongeek uses a Teensy micro-controller to […]

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