We are pleased to announce that the researchers of Exodus Intelligence will be providing publicly available training in person in early November in Austin, TX. In an effort
Grammar-based fuzzing is not new, nor is my grammar-based fuzzer; however, this is my fifth, best, and favorite rewrite of it. My grammar fuzzer started with
Contributors: David Barksdale of Exodus Intelligence, Independent Security Researcher Jeremy Brown These are two vulnerabilities that allow a remote unauthenticated attacker to update firmware. If the
Contributors David Barksdale and Alex Wheeler 1. Background Earlier this year we reported 3 vulnerabilities in VxWorks to Wind River. Each of these vulnerabilities can be exploited
Exodus Intelligence has unveiled the new Research Sponsorship Program (RSP), focused on acquiring vulnerability research and exploits from the global cybersecurity research community. While continuing
Security analysts are in a daily struggle to understand their risk profile, constantly working to capture the state of their attack surface, assess the total
Container-based deployments are becoming more and more common in the enterprise, with Docker usage doubling from 2015 to 2016[1]. One of Docker’s primary strengths is
Offering allows enterprise customers to consume critical vulnerability metadata. Austin, TX – July 26, 2016 – Exodus Intelligence, the leader in vulnerability discovery, analysis, and exploitation, today announced
What happened at Exodus Intelligence in the month of June? It’s all here, in the Exodus Intelligence June 2016 newsletter!
Our good friend, Dan Lamorena of Forescout Technologies, is creating a series of blogs centered around zero-days and IoT. In this series, he’ll be interviewing cybersecurity experts