🌐 Security Researcher | 🤖 AI Enthusiast | 🎙️ BlackHat ASIA/EU/USA. 𝕏s are my own.

Joined November 2018
A few years ago I had a weird thought: does ETH have a theoretical price ceiling? It came from living through the FOMO cycles — USDC depeg, BSC mania — and watching L2s explode. Gas got so expensive I started wondering: is ETH's price actually capped by its own gas fees? I could only test it properly recently, with Claude. here's what I found
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I've uploaded the slides of my recent talk "JS Engine Security in 2025": saelo.github.io/presentation…. I think there'll also be a recording available at some point (otherwise I can make one as not everything's in the slides). Thanks for the fantastic conference @POC_Crew!
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New blog out now! We’re answering the top questions from the DEFCON audience and sharing the behind-the-scenes story of our victory. team-atlanta.github.io/blog/… #AIxCC
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"AI Agents for Offsec with Zero False Positives" by @moyix, a journey on how we managed to get 0 FPs with XBOW. You can find the slides for his BH talk here: cdn.prod.website-files.com/6…
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Today, we announced the official release of OSV-SCALIBR, Google's software composition analysis library. If you are working in vuln management / security scanning, SCALIBR is for you! SCALIBR is powering most of Google's vuln scanning. Please RT security.googleblog.com/2025…
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Our slides about WASM bugs in browsers are now available. Thanks to everyone who helped with the talk.🫡 Hope we can do better next time. 1. BH USA 2024: i.blackhat.com/BH-US-24/Pres… 2. GeekCon Shanghai 2024: geekcon.top/js/pdfjs/web/vie… cc my partners (@p1umer @xmzyshypnc1 @q1iqF)
My Chrome RCE bug(CVE-2024-1939) mentioned in our BlackHat USA 2024 talk was public now. More information not mentioned in the issue will be included in our coming soon slide.🧐 So regret unable to attend Blackhat USA and BugSWAT Vegas in person due to some personal reason.😶
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During #BHUSA Briefing "Achilles' Heel of JS Engines: Exploiting Modern Browsers During WASM Execution" we will discuss some of the interesting vulnerabilities we found on attack surface of WebAssembly and demonstrate how to exploit them >> bit.ly/3yXSpfD
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Thanks to events like Pwn2Own or our V8CTF (~= exploit bounty program), we now have more data about the types of bugs exploited in V8. Based on that, we've gathered some basic statistics: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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P1umer retweeted
Thanks to the fine folks at @nautilusinstitute the #defcon32 #ctf quals are in the books - you can read all about it at quals.2024.nautilus.institut…. There's also a veritable feast of JSON dumps for the curious. Congrats to the winners, thank you to everyone who suited up and we'll see you in Las Vegas! #defcon
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A short but happy trip at Blackhat Aisa 2024. Our slide is available now: i.blackhat.com/Asia-24/Prese… Hope you like it and hope we can do it better next time. Thanks to everyone who helped with this talk. And also thanks @darkfloyd1014 's gifts, I like them so much.
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(CVE-2024-2606)[1879237]Passing invalid data could have led to invalid wasm values being created, such as arbitrary integers turning into pointer values. hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-centr… @p1umer
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Had a good time at Blackhat Europe 2023. The release version of our slide is available now: i.blackhat.com/EU-23/Present… Hope you like it. Thanks to everyone who helped with this talk!!🥳🥳
d7b5d347f75ef8bef65fcc913289e5e9 Complete a small goal, although there are still some regrets.🫠🫠🫠
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CVE-2023-20593 — Exploiting Zenbleed from Chrome This repository contains a proof-of-concept for exploiting Zenbleed from Chrome using a V8 vulnerability which enbles arbitrary code execution in the renderer process. github.com/vu-ls/Zenbleed-Ch… Details: vu.ls/blog/exploiting-zenble… #cybersecurity #pentesting #redteam #bugbounty
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Sharing another V8 Sandbox design document more widely: docs.google.com/document/d/1… This one discusses how to protect code pointers - probably the most performance sensitive part touched by the sandbox - with (almost) no performance overhead.
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Following several evaluations in which we used binary-only fuzzing, we wrote a hands-on blogpost about our step-by-step approach to setup grammar-aware in-memory persistent fuzzing campaigns using AFL++-QEMU. Check it out here: airbus-seclab.github.io/AFLp…!
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P1umer retweeted
#CVE-2022-29368 This is a great encouragement for my bug hunting journey :D
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