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ZERO DAILY

Hacking, AppSec, and Bug Bounty newsletter

2019-04-05 | Use of Deserialisation in .NET framework methods, First rule of breach response fight club, and RCE via SSTI in Handlebars

Friday, April 5

TOP STORY

RCE via SSTI in Handlebars was reported to Shopify by @Zombiehelp54 during the h1-514 live hacking event as an “almost bug” last October. The hacker continued testing and achieved RCE. Love this. See Zombiehelp54’s full writeup for more details.

TWEET OF THE DAY

First rule of "breach response fight club:" NEVER, EVER lie to a reporter. Second rule: funneling your lies through a PR firm makes you look worse - @MalwareJake

OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING

Great blog by NCC Group: Use of Deserialisation in .NET Framework Methods and Classes, comes recommended by @infosec_au
Bromium maps out a malware distribution network, including malware hosted on US soil
SwissPost halts e-voting plans. Good review by The Daily Swig’s James Walker
Doyensec presented at Black Hat Asia: two examples of Electron “insecure preload” vulnerabilities affecting Wire App and Discord.
Ongoing DNS hijacking campaign targeting consumer routers reported by BadPackets

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