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On the MWR Labs website you will discover a wealth of exciting and interesting information from the world of Information Security including an insight into the security research activities being undertaken by the MWR team. You will find updates from the current research projects as well as the white papers, tools and advisories that have been published. You should also find news articles and other items of interest about the latest happenings in the IT security industry. So whether your interest is the latest developments with respect to security testing or the research being conducted into a specific technology, there should be something within MWR Labs of interest.
Recent Advisories
Jun 23, 2010
Mozilla Firefox 64-Bit SetTextInternal Heap Buffer Overflow
Jun 14, 2010
DotNetNuke Cross Site Request Forgery Vulnerability
May 10, 2010
BT Home Hub - SSID Script Injection Vulnerability
Apr 16, 2010
VMware - WebAccess HTTP Forwarding Vulnerability
/var/log/messages
Jul 16, 2010
Just Arrived! - Max Pwnage
Jul 07, 2010
Palm webOS 1.4.5 fixes security issue found by MWR InfoSecurity
Jun 29, 2010
Assessing the Tux Strength: Part 1 - Userspace Memory Protection
Mar 30, 2010
CanSecWest 2010
Recent Publications
Jun 02, 2010
Brave New 64-Bit World
Jun 02, 2010
Journey to the Centre of the Breach
Mar 05, 2010
Presentation: ShmooCon 2010 - How To Be An RSol: Effective Bug Hunting in Solaris
Dec 03, 2009
Weapons of Mass Pwnage: Attacking Deployment Solutions - DeepSec 2009
Featured Project
Title: Solaris
Researcher: Matt Hillman
Last Updated: Mar 08, 2010
This project is currently focussed on developing a Ruby based debugging component for Solaris to allow process manipulation in a programmatic way. Currently development has centred around manipulating processes using traditional debugging techniques on the SPARC platform, but ultimately it should allow debugging and DTrace based techniques to be used together in a complimentary way with support for both x86 and SPARC.
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