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Vulnerabilities in Evoko products

Update (20190213): Since the beginning of last year, TrueSec has worked closely together with the development team to improve security in both Evoko Liso and Evoko Home. All the vulnerabilities described in this post, with the exception of booting from

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Denial of service – Evil is an art form

Introduction This article was originally planned to be a part of a larger project where a presentation at the developer conference Öredev was the second part. However, the presentation at Öredev got cancelled (I have stage fright so I don’t

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Local file inclusion with tmp files

A thing I noticed while writing the Hera tool and doing all the tests, is that some server setups did not have very good randomness in their temporary files. This opens up for some interesting opportunities if you happen to

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DROWN – How the deprecated SSLv2 protocol can compromise modern TLS connections

Last month a serious SSL/TLS vulnerability named “DROWN” – “Decrypting RSA with Obsolete and Weakened eNcryption” – broke the surface. In this article I will explore the mechanics of the attack and why it works. I wanted to have a

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Problematic denial of service attacks

If you are a regular reader of any relatively large Swedish newspaper, the recent attack on Swedish media this weekend probably have not escaped your notice. At approximately 20:00 Saturday evening on the 19th of March, a number of denial

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