A security researcher that goes by the Twitter name @WilyXem, a pen-tester from Spain. Earlier we posted a false claim, which was just a SQL error, not necessarily a SQL injection vulnerability. @WilyXem notified us and then found a real vulnerability within one of Harvard’s sub ... Read More »
1337day.com has become a hub for researchers to sell their private zero-days and get some extra cash. This week a user that goes by the name buglab has posted a Facebook Privacy Vulnerability. The vulnerability allows you to create private messages from anyone, which could be detrimental to Facebook’s ... Read More »
MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), one of the most prestigious schools in the US, within the field of technology, is vulnerable to remote execution. This vulnerability (math.mit.edu) was discovered by HD_Breaker, co-owner of UnderC0de.org. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is a private research university located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. MIT has five schools ... Read More »
The 1337day team has just posted a exploit, which is going for 20,000 USD. This 0day is contained Microsoft Office and affects versions 2003, 2007 and 2010. It was place under “Remote Exploits” category and the description was: “Microsoft Office 2003/2007/2010 all service pack from a command ... Read More »
A security researchers that goes by the name ANTRAX, also an admin over at Underc0de.org, has contacted us with a vulnerability he found on Blogspot.com, which is owned by Google. The exploit in question is a persistent XSS, which when exploited will be stored and executed ... Read More »
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