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cihansol.com
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m417z.com
A couple of weeks ago, Windhawk, the customization marketplace for Windows programs, was released. You can read the announcement for more details and for the motivation behind creating it. In this post, I'll focus on my journey in implementing the technical aspects of Windhawk. If you prefer reading code to reading text, check out the demo implementation. |
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pentestlab.blog
The accessibility features provide additional options (on screen keyboards, magnifier, screen reading etc.) that could assist people with disabilities to use Windows operating systems easier. However, this functionality can be abused to achieve persistence on a host that RDP is enabled and Administrator level privileges have been obtained. This technique touches the disk, or modification... |
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alexbakker.me
Starting with the release of the Pixel 3, all of Google's Pixel Android smartphones come with the Titan M security chip on board. When I realized the Pixel 3a XL I purchased also had it, I decided to try to take advantage of it in an app I work on. It turned out that using the Titan M chip through the Android Keystore API for AES-GCM in a specific way lead to predictable and bogus ciphertext. This is the story of how I stumbled upon that bug, and why it's a bit mysterious. |
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