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A CVSS 10.0 vulnerability in Samsung’s Exynos baseband firmware lets a remote attacker execute arbitrary code on billions of devices — phones, watches, automotive modems, a…
When security professionals discuss race conditions in web applications, the conversation almost always gravitates toward the same scenario: a gift card redeemed twice, a coupon applied multiple times, or a bank balance drained through concurrent transfers. These are all instanc…
In a penetration test or red-team engagement that targets mobile devices, one of the first things an operator needs is command-and-control (C2): a channel through which you can issue instructions to an implant running on the target device and receive the results back. Geolocatio…
When analysing an Android application’s network traffic — whether for security auditing, API reverse engineering, or penetration testing — the first obstacle you will almost always face is SSL/TLS certificate pinning. Certificate pinning is a defence mechanism that tells t…
A critical vulnerability in Citrix NetScaler allows unauthenticated attackers to dump sensitive memory contents — including admin session tokens — with a single HTTP request. No credentials, no …