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Vulnerability discovery in Java applications
Vulnerability discovery in Java applications
Intro Something different this time. This post is based on a speech I’m giving on June 24th at Ya!vaConf in Poland. So, we will analyze WebGoat application which is written in Java to discover some vulnerabilities in the source code and then write an exploit using Python.
·0xpat.github.io·
Vulnerability discovery in Java applications
CSS:the bomb inside your inbox
CSS:the bomb inside your inbox
Gareth Heyes - gareth.heyes@portswigger.net - @garethheyes It's quite common for webmail clients to render untrusted CSS in a trusted UI. They attempt to make this safe using CSS sanitization. In this
·portswigger.net·
CSS:the bomb inside your inbox
0day Rubbish | AI-Driven Vulnerability Discovery
0day Rubbish | AI-Driven Vulnerability Discovery
Autonomous multi-LLM vulnerability research: full root-cause analyses and reproducible PoCs for 0-day RCE chains across enterprise, ICS/SCADA, ERP, and NMS products.
·0day-rubbish.com·
0day Rubbish | AI-Driven Vulnerability Discovery
It’s 37oC, And All We Can Think About Is ColdFusion (Adobe ColdFusion Security Bulletin APSB26-68 CVE Bonanza)
It’s 37oC, And All We Can Think About Is ColdFusion (Adobe ColdFusion Security Bulletin APSB26-68 CVE Bonanza)
We’re back, melting - we’ve tried shouting, screaming, and throwing things at the Sun, and it is just not working. Before we begin our analysis, we want to be clear - given the number of vulnerabilities fixed (and some not mentioned..), we’ve struggled to have confidence in our attribution of “vulnerability specific CVE ID”. We’ve performed some informed, uninformed, random guesses - but as usual, please resist the urge to send us emails explaining how awful/wrong we are. We know some of yo
·labs.watchtowr.com·
It’s 37oC, And All We Can Think About Is ColdFusion (Adobe ColdFusion Security Bulletin APSB26-68 CVE Bonanza)
AI Assisted Vulnerability Research on Embedded Targets
AI Assisted Vulnerability Research on Embedded Targets
I gave an AI agent access to a cable modem, a serial console, Ghidra, and a custom GDB stub, then asked it to reverse the firmware and hunt for bugs. It re-discovered known vulnerabilities, found new ones, and wrote working exploits. This post covers the setup, what it managed to do on its own, and where I still had to step in. The real problem is that the same approach now works on millions of devices nobody plans to fix.
·quentinkaiser.be·
AI Assisted Vulnerability Research on Embedded Targets
New Technique Bypass File Upload
New Technique Bypass File Upload
New Technique Bypass File Upload This write-up focuses on bypass file upload. Introduction During my security research on Outlook Web, I encountered an unusual behavior that led me to discover a …
·infosecwriteups.com·
New Technique Bypass File Upload
先知社区
先知社区
先知社区是一个安全技术社区,旨在为安全技术研究人员提供一个自由、开放、平等的交流平台。
·xz.aliyun.com·
先知社区
Beyond Prompt Injection: Hacking Apple's Private Cloud Compute
Beyond Prompt Injection: Hacking Apple's Private Cloud Compute
Drinor was awarded $150,000 for CVE-2026-20685 targeting Apple's Private Cloud Compute, the inference backbone of Apple Intelligence capabilities. This work is my contribution to Sentry's AI Security research initiative, run through SARC, the Sentry Applied Research Center. Our SARC focuses on evaluating systems that carry
·blog.sentry.security·
Beyond Prompt Injection: Hacking Apple's Private Cloud Compute
IonStack part III: Rooting Android 17 with GhostLock
IonStack part III: Rooting Android 17 with GhostLock
GhostLock (CVE-2026-43499) is a Linux kernel vulnerability found by Nebula Security that exists in every major distribution since 2011. After turning it into a stable privilege escalation and container escape, we took one step further and used GhostLock to develop the world’s first public Android 17 root. This writeup covers the additional exploit techniques used to migrate the exploit for Android.
·nebusec.ai·
IonStack part III: Rooting Android 17 with GhostLock