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Another successful launch! Soyuz-2.1a rocket puts Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft & three cosmonauts in orbit, docking is expected in 3 hours. Key moments: 1. Liftoff 2. 1st stage separation 3. 2nd stage separation 4. Separation of Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft from the 3rd stage

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And this is how you train CyberKimi to find the next chrome 0-day you start with unpatched n-days. So we caught a fresh V8 LLE aliasing bug and a SLICED-PARENT-FLIP race bug off the main-branch diff fix landed Sep 2, still live on every shipping Chrome stable today and we exploited them. Exploit weaponized autonomously in <24h No CVE published yet. This is a silent in the wild exploit that Chrome Stable isn't protected from. Stage 1 - Bug 554421904 stage-1 (deterministic LLE forge) Stage 2 - cage escape prep: compose the caged RW into sandbox-wide RW (forge a BigUint64Array external pointer) and leak the binary base through the native side - ASLR done, at runtime, no baked offsets. Stage 3 - PC control: a RegExp calling-convention desync lands the CPU on a string we fully control From there: JOP chain living inside the subject string → tail-call system(). Calc pops. The special harness that we built: patch-diff watcher mining every V8 security fix within hours → variant analysis → autonomous weaponization → demo The 24h patch-to-exploit buffer keeps shrinking. 🐺

And this is how you train CyberKimi to find the next chrome 0-day you start with unpatched n-days. So we caught a fresh V8 LLE aliasing bug and a SLICED-PARENT-FLIP race bug off the main-branch diff fix landed Sep 2, still live on every shipping Chrome stable today and we exploited them. Exploit weaponized autonomously in <24h No CVE published yet. This is a silent in the wild exploit that Chrome Stable isn't protected from. Stage 1 - Bug 554421904 stage-1 (deterministic LLE forge) Stage 2 - cage escape prep: compose the caged RW into sandbox-wide RW (forge a BigUint64Array external pointer) and leak the binary base through the native side - ASLR done, at runtime, no baked offsets. Stage 3 - PC control: a RegExp calling-convention desync lands the CPU on a string we fully control From there: JOP chain living inside the subject string → tail-call system(). Calc pops. The special harness that we built: patch-diff watcher mining every V8 security fix within hours → variant analysis → autonomous weaponization → demo The 24h patch-to-exploit buffer keeps shrinking. 🐺

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The hiring of Bobby Hauck as DC at Illinois brings a three-high system. Hauck is a Rocky Long disciple, and the new scheme is a shift away from Illinois' 3-4 Cover 1 base under Bret Bielema. The four-down element of the three-high structures has become a trending scheme in recent years. With three Safeties on the field, the defense can play as a traditional 4-2-5 (clip) or as a modified 4-down 3-high. UAB is running a Split Zone Snag RPO, and the Illini "reduce" the front into the boundary. Notice the inside, outside, and "cap" positions of the fit structure on the back. I broke the four-down element of this system several years ago when Tony White, another Long disciple, was at Nebraska: --

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23,321 views • 13 days ago