Application security guy who dabbles in radios, networking, protocols…pretty much anything anyone puts in front of me to hack!

Maryland, USA
Joined July 2009
Confused about DMR? Fustrated you can't get your hotspot configured? Need some help? Here is a quick tutorial: medium.com/@Crypt0s/how-to-u… #DMR #hamradio #brandmeister #mmdvm
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1/12 It has been confirmed that the #Taurus interception was done via “a non-secure line”. Below is my opinion of one way in which it *might* have been done, taking into account the situation and #Russia's previous history. Essentially it involves using #SS7 interception. 🧵
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Lenovo X1 Carbon Bitlocker Key Sniffing any% Speedrun (42.9 seconds)
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OST cannot be stopped. Here is a technique we tested internally 9 months ago: blocking EDR telemetry by leveraging the Windows Filtering Platform. Considered it so evil that we didn't publish it that time. It was pointless, now here it is by @netero_1010: github.com/netero1010/EDRSil…
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Discovered and exploited an arbitrary file delete vulnerability that lead to SYSTEM level privileges. Thanks to the goat @filip_dragovic.
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interesting recent UAC bypass method zcgonvh.com/post/Advanced_Wi…
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The best thing about generative AI is that I hear far far less about Web3 bullshit
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Are we really not supposed to double space after a period anymore???????
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Very cool explanation of CANbus theft technique
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New blog: Obtaining Domain Admin from Azure AD by abusing Cloud Kerberos Trust I teased this a bit during my Windows Hello talks, now found some time to write about this interesting technique. Also contains defenses and detection opportunities. dirkjanm.io/obtaining-domain…
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A certificate reseller bypassed the HTTP verification of the ACME cert protocol by using a remote code injection in ACME.sh to write their own When called out they are surprised Pikachu and say they didn’t know what an RCE was before this. 😬
🍿🍿🍿 CA dId NoThInG wRoNg (they built a product around an 0day in a certificate management tool, got caught, and I'm hoping this results in a root CA being incinerated because that would be funny) groups.google.com/a/mozilla.…
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Replying to @cybergibbons
I'd be pretty interested see how it fares with my new SDR Bluetooth sniffer and a bladeRF. Can it perform all-channel sniffing in real time? Benchmark with ice9-bluetooth -s -f /dev/urandom github.com/mikeryan/ice9-blu…
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It’s like nobody has ever tried to execute a docker container inside of an existing network namespace before
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Clean Windows using Linux 😛
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Great thread on the 300+ drones lost a day figure being generated as an approximation from UKR staff. They buried another lede here though! “Russian EW is…achieving real time interception and decryption of Ukr Motorola 256-bit encrypted…comms” RU stole and dumped radios!
Replying to @Jack_Watling
Today my colleague Nick Reynolds and I published ‘Meatgrinder: Russian Tactics in the Second Year of Its Invasion of Ukraine rusi.org/explore-our-researc… In which we report that the AFU are losing 10,000 UAVs a month. 2/17
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It isn’t likely that they have some sort of Uber-leet exploit in the radio or the encryption itself - these radios aren’t likely hardened against an attacker dumping the radio contents, including any encryption keys. Reprogramming radios in the field is hard, so stolen keys last
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Not for a hot minute tho right? Like part of fuzzing could be the AI can generate the test harness but that’s a far cry from current “coding ability” of AI I’ve seen so far. And web is such a hot mess of different stuff… Maybe in 2-3 years?
Replying to @Jhaddix
Generative AI aided fuzzing will lead to more binary and web exploits. Both defense and offense will benefit from this.
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