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Independent research index / First release

2021 records

  1. DEF CON / event-index / 2021

    DEF CON 29 — event archive

    Author not cataloged · Issue/event 29

  2. Phrack / article / 2021

    .NET Instrumentation via MSIL bytecode injection

    Antonio 's4tan' Parata · Issue/event 70

  3. Phrack / article / 2021

    Attacking JavaScript Engines: A case study of JavaScriptCore and CVE-2016-4622

    saelo · Issue/event 70

  4. Phrack / article / 2021

    Cyber Grand Shellphish

    Team Shellphish · Issue/event 70

  5. Phrack / article / 2021

    Exploiting Logic Bugs in JavaScript JIT Engines

    saelo · Issue/event 70

  6. Phrack / article / 2021

    Exploiting a Format String Bug in Solaris CDE

    Marco Ivaldi · Issue/event 70

  7. Phrack / article / 2021

    Hypervisor Necromancy; Reanimating Kernel Protectors

    Aris Thallas · Issue/event 70

  8. Phrack / article / 2021

    Introduction

    The Phrack Staff · Issue/event 70

  9. Phrack / article / 2021

    Phrack Prophile on xerub

    The Phrack Staff · Issue/event 70

  10. Phrack / article / 2021

    Segfault.net eulogy

    skyper · Issue/event 70

  11. Phrack / article / 2021

    Tale of two hypervisor bugs - Escaping from FreeBSD bhyve

    Reno Robert · Issue/event 70

  12. Phrack / article / 2021

    The Bear in the Arena

    xerub · Issue/event 70

  13. Phrack / article / 2021

    Twenty years of Escaping the Java Sandbox

    Ieu Eauvidoum and disk noise · Issue/event 70

  14. Phrack / article / 2021

    VM escape - QEMU Case Study

    Mehdi Talbi & Paul Fariello · Issue/event 70

  15. Phrack / article / 2021

    Viewer Discretion Advised: (De)coding an iOS Kernel Vulnerability

    Adam Donenfeld · Issue/event 70

  16. Phrack / article / 2021

    YouTube Security Scene

    LiveOverflow · Issue/event 70

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