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How iOS 27 trims the dyld shared cache and updates stub island trampolines
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Yet another LOOBins
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Bypass hardware assisted mitigation using Objective-C runtime.
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A simple access control issue makes a huge difference, leading to infoleak and use after free.
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Remotely pwn iOS and pop up arbitrary app with 0 memory corruption.
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A rogue Wi-Fi hotspot can crash your phone.
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There is a turing-complete querying language embeded in Objective-C hidden in plain sight.
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A funny bug chain turing inter-process XSS to native code execution for sandbox escape.
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Copycat.
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Triggering inter-process XSS for fun and profit.
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Useless bugs are just being given up too early.
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Similar to DLL sideloading, legit plugins on macOS could be abused to load executable code on startup.
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Relying on pid to validate IPC peer is unsafe.
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Applying web security tricks to macOS LPE bugs.
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TOCTOU bug in CoreFoundation and state change of sandbox lockdown on macOS Safari, leading to easy sandbox escape.
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Code signature bypass and insecure sideloading result in privilege escalation in Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac
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The private API design of XPC could make it hard for 3rd-party developers to write security code.
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Get some real life 0day by playing CTF challenges.
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Attacking the operating system by using its own security mechanism.
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Better not leave inspectable Electron instances on production.
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Abuse SQLite's legit feature to turn arbitrary SQL queries into arbitrary code execution and pwn php