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Feb
2012

Last year I found great x64 shellcode for Windows on McDermott’s site. Not only is it dynamic (lookup API addresses), but it even handles forwarded functions.But it’s written for MASM, and I prefer to use NASM. Hence I translated it, but also normalized it to adhere to the x64 calling convention and fixed a bug […]

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The group that initially discovered the original Duqu binaries, CrySyS, has since located an installer for the Duqu threat. Thus far, no-one had been able to recover the installer for the threat and therefore no-one had any idea how Duqu was initially infecting systems. Fortunately, an installer has recently been recovered due to the great […]

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Symantec Security Response has confirmed that the Microsoft Internet Explorer Time Element Uninitialized Memory Remote Code Execution Vulnerability is being exploited in the wild. The vulnerability itself affects IE versions 6, 7, and 8. However, the exploit we have acquired seems to only affect version 8. Microsoft has already released patches as part of the MS […]

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