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thumbscr-ews – a python EWS tool
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~6 min
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by Michael Kruger
on
04 November 2020
Something I have found myself doing more and more often is using Exchange Web Services (EWS) to bypass 2FA. I...
Release the hounds! Snoopy 2.0
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~5 min
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by glenn
on
13 June 2014
Friday the 13th seemed like as good a date as any to release Snoopy 2.0 (aka snoopy-ng). For those in...
A software level analysis of TrustZone OS and Trustlets in Samsung Galaxy Phone
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~15 min
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by behrang
on
04 June 2013
Introduction: New types of mobile applications based on Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) and most notably ARM TrustZone micro-kernels are emerging which...
Google Docs XSS – no bounty today
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~3 min
Posted
by inaki
on
04 March 2013
A few days ago, during one of those nights with the baby crying at 2:00 am and the only thing...
Snoopy Release
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~4 min
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by glenn
on
06 December 2012
We blogged a little while back about the Snoopy demonstration given at 44Con London. A similar talk was given at...
Hacking Online Auctions – UnCon && ITWeb talk
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~2 min
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by glenn
on
13 September 2011
I gave an updated version of my ‘Hacking Online Auctions’ talk at UnCon in London last week. The talk gave...
BlackHat 2011 Presentation
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Less than a minute
Posted
by marco
on
07 August 2011
On this past Thursday we spoke at BlackHat USA on Python Pickle. In the presentation, we covered approaches for implementing...
Playing with Python Pickle #3
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~8 min
Posted
by marco
on
15 November 2010
[This is the third in a series of posts on Pickle. Link to part one and two.] Thanks for stopping...
Playing with Python Pickle #2
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~12 min
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by marco
on
09 November 2010
[This is the second in a series of posts on Pickle. Link to part one.] In the previous post I...
Playing with Python Pickle #1
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~6 min
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by marco
on
09 November 2010
In our recent memcached investigations (a blog post is still in the wings) we came across numerous caches storing serialized...