Research Worth Reading Week 38/2024

Published: 24 Sep 2024

This week, we’re excited to share a list of must-read research! These are some of the most fascinating findings we’ve come across in the past week, so don’t miss out—check them out!

🔒 Using YouTube to steal your files

An insightful write-up on how Google Slides, Open Redirects, and social engineering are leveraged: Using YouTube to steal your files.

🐍 Vulnerabilities in Open Source C2 Frameworks

Hacking the hackers... An excellent deep dive into finding vulnerabilities in Open Source C2 Frameworks.

🛡️ A Journey From sudo iptables To Local Privilege Escalation

Gained access to a box with sudo iptables permissions—what’s next? The Shielder team covers it in their latest post: A Journey From sudo iptables To Local Privilege Escalation.

🐘 Exploiting Chamilo during a Red Team engagement

A good old PHP hacking adventure with some source code in this latest blog from QuarksLab: Exploiting Chamilo during a Red Team engagement.

🚀 Gaining access to anyone’s browser without them even visiting a website

A fascinating Swift + Firebase hack with source code in this excellent write-up: Attacking Arc.

🔑 Understanding Tokens in Entra ID: A Comprehensive Guide

A detailed and insightful guide on Tokens in Entra ID.

📚 AppSec eZine #553

AppSec eZine returns with the latest edition—check out issue #553.

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