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Open-sourcing our RCE implementation for CVE-2026-42533! This is an incredibly powerful NGINX bug that provides both info leak and an out-of-bounds heap write primitives (so, yes, ASLR bypass!). F5 released the security advisory a week ago on July 15th. Fun fact: this bug appears to have been found concurrently...

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Zhenpeng (Leo) Lin3 months ago

RCE implementation: CVE-2026-42533 security advisory: CVE-2026-42530 security advisory:

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QM3 months ago

Nginx rift part 2 Found autonomously using @depthfirstlabs platform as part of the Open Defense Initiative (

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Abhinav Kommula3 months ago

Insane Leo!

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Tanmay Gupta3 months ago

nginx tokyo riftttt

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Andrea Michi3 months ago

ASLR 👋

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QM3 months ago

Exploitable even with ASLR enabled 👀

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Sandeco3 months ago

Have you heard of the Reversa Framework? There is also a paper about it available on arXiv: Turn legacy systems into executable specifications for AI agents. This paper shows how to transform a legacy ATM system written in COBOL in 1994 into a modern Go application using only the Reversa Framework.

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