2021-04-29
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Recently a serious vulnerability in sudo was announced. But how can people even find these kind of bugs? Let's talk about why we would want to look for vulnerabilities in sudo, and how we could do that. We then try to setup afl, but fail... well... this will take a while
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Episode 01:
00:00 - Intro
01:48 - Prepare the System
03:57 - How to Pick a Research Target?
05:57 - Choose the Strategy: Fuzzing
09:27 - Fuzzing argv[] With AFL
13:00 - Running Into the Next AFL Problem
14:51 - Outro
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