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The RCE that AMD wouldn’t fix After being interrupted multiple times by an annoying console window that would pop up periodically on my new gaming PC, I managed to track the offending executable down to AMD’s AutoUpdate software.
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All vulnerability reports to MSI are bouncing due to a full mailbox Today I tried to report a critical vulnerability I found in some MSI related software, which hopefully you all will be reading soon enough.
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Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Fooocus Fooocus is the third-most popular open-source AI image generation WebUI on GitHub with 48k stars.
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Finding a RCE in my old TP-Link router I was eating lunch one day in late December (2025), and was reading an article by Simone Margaritelli about several TP-Link vulnerabilities he found in his IP Camera.
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1.4 Billion user records exposed by insecure Firebase instances in top Android apps TLDR: Out of the top 1.5 Million Android apps on the Play Store, 11,126 were insecure and exposed users’ PII.
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1.4 Billion user records exposed by insecure Firebase instances in top Android apps TLDR: Out of the top 1.5 Million Android apps on the Play Store, 11,126 were insecure and exposed users’ PII.
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ASUSpicious Flaw - Millions of Users’ Information Exposed Since 2022 Please note that it’s not particularly suspicious, it just made for a good play-on-words title.
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One-Click RCE in ASUS’s Preinstalled Driver Software Part Two of the ASUS series is out, read it here.
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Note: The name of local company asked very politely to have their name redacted so it has been replaced with KiwiServices as suggested by ChatGPT Pwning a major New Zealand service provider On the evening of the 19th February 2025 I had an itch, an itch to
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How I pwned half of America’s fast food chains, simultaneously.
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Unplugged Some months ago, I was watching Mental Outlaw’s video talking about the UP Phone.
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Dismantling a Shoddy Malware Operation The Discovery I had been made aware of a malware spreading site called obspremium.com.