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318MB * hardened_malloc is mostly targeting Android, and only supports up to 4 arenas currently so the comparison is not as relevant as it strongly impacts concurrency. Increasing that number yield...
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Apparemment, les auteurs de Duqu seraient les memes que ceux de Stuxnet. Il y a un gros PDF qui regroupe les travaux de Symantec et du "laboratoire" qui a ete publie. Le certificat utilise pour signe...
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Merci a monsieur news0ft pour m'avoir transmis l'information. Curieusement mon petit doigt m'avait remonte il n'y a pas trop longtemps que ce post avait seme un peu le bordel a la DCSSI et chez MS Fra...
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CVE-2024-47561: Apache Avro arbitrary class instantiation
Avro schemas support specifying types as arbitrary Java classes, using properties like "java-class", "java-element" or "java-key-class". This is somewhat documented in org.apache.avro.reflect (Apache Avro Java 1.11.1 API), but not super clearly.
Since it's not super clear, looking at the code (https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Aapache%2Favro+CLASS_PROP&type=code) I saw that this seems to not only be supported in the ReflectDatumReader, but also in the SpecificDatumReader and the FastReader... -
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With this post, I am going to go through some high level details about the architecture of the allocator and some of the security features offered. Some notions will be skimmed through, with the hopes of being covered in detail in a later post (based...
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What is the Scudo hardened allocator?
I am going to make a small series of posts about the Scudo hardened allocator, starting with some general considerations then getting into technical details.
Scudo is a user-mode allocator which aims at providing additional mitigation against heap based vulnerabilities, while maintaining good performance. It’s open-source, part of LLVM’s compiler-rt project, and external contributions are welcome.... -
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About the C++14 sized delete operator
Alright, I am breaking a 3-year-posting-slumber here. Don't get too excited, I am probably not going to post regularly but I will try and share some security and/or allocator related thoughts here.
One of the novelties introduced by C++14 was sized delete operators. Taking an extra size_t parameter, those are meant for efficiency purposes, allowing to avoid a potentially costly lookup of the size of a chunk, to quote N3536:...
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