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We identified >1000 organizations susceptible to subdomain hijacking certitude.consulting/blog/en…
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A privilege escalation vulnerability could have allowed unprivileged users of the IBM Spectrum Virtualize admin interface to execute code certitude.consulting/blog/en… (by @ettisan)
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Meet us at @WeAreDevs World Congress in Berlin this week and join our talk about the future role of AI in phishing attacks held by our experts Wolfgang Ettlinger (@ettisan) and Alexander Hurbean.
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Sicherheitsforscher von Certitude konnten zwei kritische Schwachstellen bei der SPÖ-Mitgliederbefragung identifizieren. Manipulation von Stimmen wäre mit einfachen Mitteln möglich gewesen. (1/7)
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PBKDF2-SHA256 with 100100 rounds in @hashcat will run at 90kH/s on a single @NVIDIAGeForce RTX 4090. Not fast by any means, but also not super slower either. You can clear rockyou.txt(14M passwords) in about 2 minutes 45 seconds at that speed. RE: @LastPass
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How do you make a small fortune in social media?
Start out with a large one.
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A clip from Don’t Look Up, and then a real TV interview that just happened
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It's possible to hide backdoors in JS by only adding invisible Unicode characters to legitimate-looking code. Research by @certitude_lab/@ettisan certitude.consulting/blog/en…
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A neat approach for invisible backdoors in legitimate JavaScript source code. Can you spot it? Hint: unlike #TrojanSource, it does not use Unicode bidirectional-trickery! certitude.consulting/blog/en…
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CSRF with JSF 2.x is impossible? We've taken a closer look at Apache MyFaces and found a way to predict CSRF/ViewState tokens: certitude.consulting/blog/en…
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Replying to @sec_consult @ettisan
Attack vector 2: An attacker with access to the HTTP proxy port could abuse the authentication/authorization bypass vulnerabilities and the command execution vulnerability to take over the appliance as root without user/admin interaction. #infosec #websecurity #IWSVA
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We've not posted an XKCD here till now, but this is just too true 🙂 xkcd.com/2347/
My implementation of the #AdventOfCode day 2 puzzle solely written in Excel and without using macros or VB: ettisan.wordpress.com/2019/1…
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Due to the recent bug we are removing all jump instructions in the next microcode update.
Vulnerability could have allowed assuming anyone's identity on online government services in the EU #Goethe #eIDAS #eGovernment r.sec-consult.com/eidas xitter.cf/sec_consult/status/118…
My name is Johann Wolfgang von Goethe – I'm back to prove it (again): r.sec-consult.com/eidas Authentication bypass in European Commission eIDAS-Node #eidas #vulnerability #egovernment






















