Groundhog Day in the Application Security World
By Kate Pearce, a Security Consultant and Researcher at Neohapsis Throughout the US on Groundhog Day, an inordinate amount of media attention will be given to small furry creatures and whether or not...
View ArticlePass the iOS Privacy Salt – Hashing Does NOT Guarantee Privacy.
By Kate Pearce, Neohapsis & Neolabs There has been a lot of concern and online chatter about iPhone/mobile applications and the private data that some send to various parties. Starting with the...
View ArticleXSS hunting through forensic standards-analysis.
By Kate Pearce Brief: Web standards are complex, with request encoding Microsoft loses if they are “compliant” and they also lose if they are not. “Ambiguous RFC leads to Cross Site Scripting “ was...
View ArticleMultipath TCP – BlackHat Briefings Teaser
Multipath TCP: Breaking Today’s networks with Tomorrow’s Protocols. is being presented at Blackhat USA this year by Me (Catherine Pearce @secvalve) as well as Patrick Thomas @coffeetocode. Here is a...
View ArticleMPTCP Roams Free (By Default!) – OS X Yosemite
Further to the BlackHat USA Work by Patrick Thomas (@coffeetocode) and I (@secvalve). MPTCP is enabled by default in Mac OS X Yosemite. So we can expect to see Multipath TCP on most networks, and on a...
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