58 - Hacking Nintendo 3DS, Apple vs Corellium, and Android Bugs
An update on Apple v. Corellium, some 3DS vulnerabilities, and some drama on this weeks episode.
57 - Fireeye, PS4 exploit, and MacOS LPE
Big news this week as several government agencies and contractors may have been compromised. We also have a number of great writeups this week covering everything from a PS4 webkit exploit, MacOS, and Windows.
56 - Rooting iOS, Hacking with cURL, and the end of Use-After-Free
Some solid exploit development talk in this episode as we look at an iOS vuln, discuss the exploitability of a cURL buffer overflow and examine a new kernel UAF mitigation.
55 - Bad Blocklists, Legal News, and Windows Vulns
More SD-PWN, more Tesla hacks, potential RCE in Drupal, and a couple windows vulns.
54 - Jailbreaks, Stealing Playstation Accounts, and Automatic Exploit Generation
This week we talk a bit about some Black Friday deals before jumping into another SD-WAN pwn, some jailbreaks, and research into automatic exploit generation.
53 - Hacking Voatz and Rooting Ubuntu
Some interesting tips and tricks as we look at multiple privileges escalations from XNU to Ubuntu, Bitdefender, and Dropbox (HelloSign).
52 - Pwn2Own, Tianfu Cup, and Other Hacks
A Facebook DOM-based XSS, Rocket.chat and Github Actions RCEs, and a Brave Browser information disclosure in this week's episode.
51 - A Look at OSEP, Hacking Metasploit, and the Legal Risks of Research
This week we are joined by CTS to discuss fuzzing. We also take at PEN-300/OSEP. Before jumping into this weeks exploits, from NAT Slipstreaming to a Metasploit command injection and plenty in between.
50 - Low-cost Penetration Testing, High Performance Fuzzing and Github RCEs
A lot to cover in this episode, from high performance fuzzing on GPUs, to low-cost pentesters, and APT groups. And, of course many vulns from GitHub RCEs to VMWare Workstation race conditions.
49 - Some Discord, a Bad Neighbor and a BleedingTooth
It has been a while since we had an exploit extravaganza but here we are. Several binary-level issues from Bad Neighbor on Windows to BleedingTooth on Linux, and several vulns in Qualcomm SoCs, even a Discord RCE.