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Pwn2Own Berlin 2025: Day Three Results
May 17, 2025 | Dustin Childs
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Blog post
Inverting Your Assumptions: A Guide to JIT Comparisons
April 12, 2018
Webkit
,
JavaScript
,
Research
Blog post
Tales from HallwayCon – Busting Myths Over Adult Beverages
March 29, 2018
Pwn2Own
,
Research
,
Techniques
Blog post
Testing for Truthiness: Exploiting Improper Checks
March 09, 2018
Microsoft
,
Pwn2Own
,
Research
Blog post
VMware Exploitation through Uninitialized Buffers
March 01, 2018
VMware
,
Exploit
,
Research
,
Pwn2Own
Blog post
Pushing WebKit's Buttons with a Mobile Pwn2Own Exploit
February 12, 2018
Apple
,
Research
,
Exploit
,
MP2O
,
Pwn2Own
Blog post
One man's patch is another man's treasure: A tale of a failed HPE patch
February 06, 2018
HPE
,
Research
,
Metasploit
Blog post
Automating VMware RPC Request Sniffing
January 19, 2018
VMware
,
Research
Blog post
A Matching Pair of Use-After-Free Bugs in Chakra asm.js
December 22, 2017
JavaScript
,
Chakra
,
Research
,
Top 5
Blog post
VMware’s Launch escape SYSTEM
December 21, 2017
VMware
,
Research
,
Top 5
Blog post
Invariantly Exploitable Input: An Apple Safari Bug Worth Revisiting
December 20, 2017
Apple
,
Safari
,
Research
,
Top 5
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