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Vulnerability research exploring macOS IPC internals, with a focus on XPC and its security boundaries and attack surface.
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Setting up devices for security research deployment often takes longer than the testing itself.
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The misconfigured content provider bug in com.microsoft.launcher is disclosing issues with the proper functioning of this Android launcher application.
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An XHR request to xmlhttp.do with the "ChartDataProcessor" processor in the POST request allows the enumeration of the ServiceNow GQL database, including read access to the `sys_user_session` and `sys_user_token` tables, which provide the necessary inform…
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The plugin includes uploaded files without adequately ensuring that they are not executable, leading to a remote code execution vulnerability.
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SwitchResX installs a privileged helper tool that runs as root but fails to validate incoming XPC connections.
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ACL issue leading to system privileges.
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Leaking FQDN information from Microsoft Exchange by parsing the AV_PAIR structures returned in an NTLM challenge over RPC-over-HTTP.
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A short Python tool that generates XSS payloads in several encodings — HTML entities, unicode escapes, and URL encoding — to help bypass WAFs during testing.
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Using Frida to hook the RealmConfiguration function on Android, an encrypted Realm database's encryption key can be extracted at runtime.
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During a mobile audit engagement the target application enforced root and emulator detection.
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Breaking down a neat zero-interaction XSS challenge payload from @junorouse — abusing a URI scheme, a name attribute, onfocus, and a domain + URL-hash bypass to reach execution.
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Frida is a dynamic instrumentation toolkit that lets you introspect running applications and inject JavaScript to hook functions and APIs.