CVSS 9.9 Jint gadget chain RCE
Received a CVSS 9.9 RCE vulnerability report from security researcher asyx6 today.
Received a CVSS 9.9 RCE vulnerability report from security researcher asyx6 today.
Implemented init, status, add, commit, log, show, and diff using Perl and OpenBSD base-system tools. Didn’t bother with collaborative workflows.
Indexer crawls the HTML, lowercases the text, and encodes it into UTF-8 bytes. Null byte sentinels mark document boundaries; sa.bin stores lexicographically sorted 32-bit unsigned integer offsets:
Inspired by domsson’s fakesteak.
Second iteration of the lock. The old version worked but drew too much quiescent current. Sensor and servo pulled 13.8mA and 4.6mA idle. Linear regulators dissipated too much heat. Battery didn’t last 24 hours.
Needed low-power switching for fingerprint door lock. Servo and FPM draw high quiescent currents–had to cut power electronically during sleep. MOSFETs can do this.
Quick reference for wiring ATmega328P ICs at 5 V and 3.3 V. 5 V uses 16 MHz crystal. 3.3 V uses 8 MHz.
Wanted to unlock the door with fingerprint, wirelessly to avoid drilling.
One year at trading firm; scripts are saturating CPUs, servers are choking. Forced to restart them daily.
Toolchain: ST-LINK/V2 programmer, OpenOCD, ARM GNU Compiler Toolchain.