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jonathan Afek Jan 27
Can't wait to present the progress we've made since at ! tfp0, full disk mounts with our own block device driver, most of the iOS services running, ssh and a textual framebuffer.
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Vera Mens Jan 15
Ghidra Script that sets the names for missing function names by looking for relevant patterns in the binary! Hope that will help you too :)
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Aleph Research Jan 14
Ruckus vulnerability research by is now online, several critical vulnerabilities found. Check it out:
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Aleph Research Dec 29
Phishing is anyone's problem, but now it can get you in ways you didn't expect and for many users, no proper mitigation is currently available. Check it out:
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Gal Zror Dec 23
I am excited to present my vulnerability research this Saturday at ! I will show three different RCEs that I discovered on Ruckus Wireless access points. I hope check for updates often :)
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offensivecon Dec 9
Simplifying iOS Research: Booting the iOS Kernel to an Interactive Bash Shell on QEMU by
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jonathan Afek Dec 4
It was an honor to present our research at . Thanks everyone for attending. It was a pleasure to see the interest of the community and we promise to keep the progress going. For everyone who missed the talk:
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Niemand 🇦🇷 Dec 4
Replying to @JonathanAfek
Booting the iOS Kernel to an Interactive Bash Shell on QEMU at by
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Dominic White Dec 4
The effort went through to get iOS booting and running bash over serial in QEMU was pretty amazing. Grab it before “legal consequences” might accrue. Great work man.
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jonathan Afek Nov 20
Presenting our research "iOS on QEMU" at this December! Will talk about the journey we went through to get an unpatched iOS kernel to boot on QEMU running an interactive bash shell with a full kernel debugger attached.
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Aleph Research Oct 7
Replying to @LabanSkoller
Thanks for the contribution, fixed :)
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Aleph Research Sep 2
Found a cool & fast way to break (not only) weak PRNG algorithms. Check it out.
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Aleph Research Jul 15
Part 3 of the series about Xiaomi is up! Live debugging of Jennic's arch on a cheap Chinese development board.
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Aleph Research Jul 9
Researching obscure architectures sounds challenging to you? We thought so too, so we developed a disassembly and analysis plugin for to make things easier! Read on to learn how we did it.
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Aleph Research Jul 1
Ready for some strange architectures in IoT devices? Here's the first post in a series about Xiaomi's ZigBee-based Smart Plug.
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Aleph Research Jun 25
bash on iOS on QEMU, the second post is here! Check out the research behind the published code.
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Aleph Research Jun 19
Replying to @ShadowLee19 @zhuowei
We are not focusing on that at the moment and plus it's encrypted and therefore harder to get the binary code.
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Aleph Research Jun 19
Replying to @Hyperbonic @FCE365
In addition a static trust cache is added to memory and to the device tree which you can't do on a read device among other changes. Indeed the kernel code itself is left unpatched.
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Aleph Research Jun 19
Replying to @Hyperbonic @FCE365
The ramdisk in the ipsw is modified to include a bash and a launchd item to execute it, which in a real device, you can't do and even if you could, iBoot probably verifies it.
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Aleph Research Jun 17
We hacked our way to executing an interactive bash shell on iOS on QEMU. We based the research on the work done by . Thanks!
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