Black Hat Asia 2026 | Revealing User Activity on macOS for Apple Silicon
Apple’s M-series now powers a huge portion of executive, enterprise, and developer laptops. One blind spot has stayed largely off
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Apple’s M-series now powers a huge portion of executive, enterprise, and developer laptops. One blind spot has stayed largely off
Read MoreAmidst the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technologies, an increasing number of enterprises and individuals are adopting AI solutions. As
Read MoreRocket.Chat is used in more than 150 countries, where many organizations rely on its end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for security-critical communication.
Read MoreBluetooth Low Energy (BLE) security relies on a Long-Term Key (LTK) that serves as a root of trust. Users implicitly
Read MoreIt seems like everyone with access to a keyboard is vibe-coding these days, with an increasingly significant amount of code
Read MoreFor years, macOS researchers have focused on high-privilege system and user domain services—yet a vast class of background daemons has
Read MoreI was digging through phishing infrastructure and found some interesting breadcrumbs, including old domains, database paths, and a default Microsoft
Read MoreSecuring over $380 billion in digital assets, the Ethereum ecosystem relies entirely on clients to bridge users and the blockchain
Read More“A RISC-V CPU in your modern Windows PC? It is more likely than you think!” Research on Windows privilege escalation
Read MoreRentable IoT infrastructures—such as e-scooters, EV chargers, shared bicycles, laundry machines, and public tools—are now deployed at city scale and
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