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Retrospective by 'gpg.fail' authors

Authors of the gpg.fail GnuPG vulnerability set published a retrospective with talk recording, slides, and a repo PoC.

Sam James shares that the researchers behind the 'gpg.fail' set of GnuPG vulnerabilities have published a retrospective, including a talk recording and slides. The slides appear to mention an additional vulnerability not yet widely reviewed, and a proof-of-concept is available in their repository. This follows earlier discussion of the gpg.fail findings on oss-security.

oss-securityupdated 03:19 UTC · 8h agofirst Sep 13, 01:12 UTC · 4d agoResearch 9 sources1

NETSCOUT Omnis Cyber Intelligence detects suspicious activities in real-time and retrospectively

Help Net SecurityNov 3, 00:00 UTC · Nov 3, 2021Malware

Kaspersky financial threat report 2024

Kaspersky SecurelistMar 25, 08:14 UTC · Mar 25, 2025Malware

New infosec products of the week: November 5, 2021

Help Net SecurityNov 5, 00:00 UTC · Nov 5, 2021Policy & legal

Anomali Altitude automates detection, analysis, and threat response

Help Net SecurityOct 1, 00:00 UTC · Oct 1, 2019Vulnerability

IoT Under Siege: The Anatomy of the Latest Mirai Campaign Leveraging Multiple IoT Exploits

Unit 42 tracks a Mirai botnet campaign exploiting over 20 IoT vulnerabilities in routers, cameras and DVRs to build DDoS botnets since March 2023.

Since March 2023, Unit 42 has tracked threat actors exploiting more than 20 IoT vulnerabilities to spread a Mirai botnet variant, first seen downloading payloads from zvub.us on March 14, 2023. Exploited flaws span CVE-2023-1389 (TP-Link Archer), CVE-2022-30525 (Zyxel), CVE-2022-31499 (Nortek) and many router, camera and DVR bugs. The variant decrypts configuration strings with an XOR key derived from 0xDEADBEEF and lacks built-in credential brute forcing, so spreading relies on manual operator exploitation. Two campaigns observed since October 2022 share infrastructure and near-identical samples.