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More on the Execution After Redirect Vulnerability

21 April, 2011 (18:53) | General | By: Bryce Boe

Last night Adam Doupe wrote up his description on our Execution After Redirect Vulnerability which I wanted to link my followers to. Adam’s primary focus on this project has been adapting a static ruby analyzer to find instances of the EAR vulnerability in thousands of Ruby-On-Rails projects from github. It’s rather exciting. In other news [...]

Using StackOverflow’s API to Find the Top Web Frameworks

21 February, 2011 (18:09) | General | By: Bryce Boe

Update 2011/02/23 11:02 PST Added the lift tag and updated the list. Update 2011/02/22 13:19 PST Added the jsf tag (java server faces) and updated the total question count for each item on the list. Update 2011/02/22 11:14 PST Adding spring-mvc as that was what I originally was originally supposed to have. Update 2011/02/22 10:36 [...]

UCSB’s International Capture The Flag Competition 2010 Challenge 6: Fear The EAR

9 December, 2010 (15:34) | General | By: Bryce Boe

Each year the Security Lab at UCSB hosts the International Capture the Flag competition, an approximately eight-hour security competition pitting security groups at various universities around the world against each other. Last year I had the privilege of contributing significantly to the setup on the iCTF, and later publishing and presenting a paper, “Organizing Large [...]