December 22, 2024
December 22, 2024
Just dropped my latest paper on kernel callbacks in Windows. It breaks down key internals and explores how red teamers can exploit them and how developers can use them.
— Hossam (@0xHossam) December 20, 2024
Check it out here: https://t.co/3eRhQAvjnj#redteam #windows pic.twitter.com/D6kJgNgd03
Actually, I think we have seen it before when a right-wing Germany combines with a right-wing Italy to unite Europe. https://t.co/t7Jg67cVy6 pic.twitter.com/qMJ7v9b9Tv
— Damin Toell (@damintoell) December 20, 2024
DeviantArt homepage in 2002#WebDesignHistory pic.twitter.com/jlUl9568Ix
— Web Design Museum (@WebDesignMuseum) December 20, 2024
— Ivan Kwiatkowski (@JusticeRage) December 20, 2024
Extremely cool shit @binarly_io
— babush (@pmontesel) December 18, 2024
https://t.co/kuENxnHeFJ
Back in @h2hconference last week, @pwningsystems and me presented this tool we've been working on (with Artem) we now call "🐧 Kernel Explorer".
— Eduardo Vela (@sirdarckcat) December 21, 2024
It's still early on, I'll work on FF and a11y next!https://t.co/yr1mlVUaUkhttps://t.co/Uphgi2pufn
Code ishttps://t.co/OpCkU5uz8l
What does it take to replace TCP in practice?
— Peter Kraft (@petereliaskraft) December 21, 2024
I really like this paper because it details Meta’s practical experience in replacing the TCP congestion control protocol in their own data centers. While TCP’s congestion control protocol is designed for wide area networks and based… pic.twitter.com/q4UD7BZcpl
Thought experiment: What if .sa security services, known to have been tracking the suspect later involved in the Magdeburg vehicle collision attack, had delivered a Pegasus implant against his devices. Yet lost capability & associated visibility due to ongoing litigation only…
— JD Work (@HostileSpectrum) December 22, 2024
Our last #TradecraftSunday for 2024. A relatively new technique that Russian intel services have been using in Ukraine (and looks like Ukrainians used it too in General Igor Kirillov's assassination earlier this week)https://t.co/c9lbgodGSs#surveillance #spycraft #espionage
— Spy Collection (@SpyCollection1) December 22, 2024
Fascinating thread and idea too: tearing apart the faceID grid approach (which is frankly the best out there) to understand VCSEL and their approaches more https://t.co/BEZlV5UjOP https://t.co/e4cFmX8T6S
— Daniel Cuthbert (@dcuthbert) December 22, 2024