Security Padawan

"People designing defenses who have never had them evaluated by a good attacker is kind of like learning one of those martial arts that look more like dancing than fighting. They look nice, but when you get into a fight your dance kungfu isn’t going to help you not get your ass kicked." - Dan Guido

Publically Disclosed Vulnerabilities


  • CVE-2016-2077 - VMware Workstation and Player for Windows Host Privilege Escalation
  • CVE-2015-7985 - Steam Weak File Permissions Privilege Escalation
  • CVE-2015-4173 - Dell SonicWall NetExtender Unquoted AutoRun Privilege Escalation
  • Liferay HTTP Host Header Manipulation
  • CVE-2014-8419 - CodeMeter Weak Service Permissions
  • AlienVault OSSIM SQL Injection

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