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enigma0x3.net
A while back I was exploring userland COM and stumbled across some 2011 research by Jon Larimer explaining the dangers of per-user COM objects. Recently Casey Smith (@subtee) started digging into COM and its implications as well, which motivated me to finish the research I had started. After some poking around, I found out that... |
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pentestlab.blog
In Windows environmentswhen an applicationor a serviceis startingit looks for a number of DLL's in orderto function properly.If these DLL'sdoesn't exist or are implemented in an insecure way (DLL'sare called withoutusing a fully qualified path) then itis possible to escalate privileges by forcing the application to load and execute amalicious DLL file. It should be... |
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blog.acrossecurity.com
Binary Planting's Multiple Identities When a new thing occurs or is invented, or when a previously obscure thing becomes popular, a neede... |
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doomlab.github.io
Alright folks! I am back with more installation guides. I've installed formr so many times at this point ... since my first post, opencpu has updated to R 4+, and I've found a way to not use nginx. Which is good news, since it often conflicts with also running apache. I'm going to leave the old guides up because maybe they can help someone figure out their issues, but here goes with the newest guide. |
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