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February 2020

Rethinking Credential Theft

Physmem2profit is a novel red team tool for credential theft that bypasses traditional LSASS process monitoring. The tool allows remote extraction of credential material by exposing and analyzing physical memory without directly interacting with the LSASS process. It provides an alternative approach to credential theft by leveraging memory forensics techniques on Windows systems.

TamaGo

TamaGo is a Go-based framework for developing secure embedded system firmware without C dependencies or complex operating systems. It provides a minimal runtime with direct hardware drivers for specific System-on-Chip platforms, enabling Go applications to run directly on bare metal hardware. The framework aims to reduce firmware attack surfaces by eliminating traditional low-level code complexities.

Forging SWIFT MT Payment Messages for fun and pr... research!

A proof-of-concept attack demonstrated how a fraudulent SWIFT MT103 payment message could be forged and injected directly into a message queue. By leveraging system trust relationships and compromising a Message Queue administrator's access, a payment message could be introduced upstream in the payment processing system. The attack bypassed traditional security controls by targeting the message queue infrastructure rather than payment operators or application interfaces.