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Black Hat Asia Speakers Share Secrets About Sandboxes, Smart Doors, and Security Find video interviews with some of the coolest Black Hat Asia experts right here, as part of the Dark Reading News Desk this week. 'Enter Sandbox': Automating Linux Seccomp for Better AppSec: Linux seccomp is a powerful way to build secure applications, but it’s a grueling manual process. At Black Hat Asia, security researchers (slash Metallica fans) show how they’ve now automated the process to expand its use. Claudio Canella, phD candidate at Graz University of Technology tells Dark Reading about the session "Enter Sandbox," co-presented by Graz University of Technology postdoctoral researcher Mario Werner and Hemoltz Center for Information Security faculty Michael Schwarz.
Ambiguity and complexity in the DNS protocol has caused the issues, dos Santos says. "Because of the complexity of the DNS specification, vulnerability types that we have known about for 20 years are appearing in implementations of network stacks," he says. "The more complex the software or protocol gets, the more difficult the protocol is to implement, so we need to make them as least complex as possible, which is not always possible." Earlier this month, Forescout and JSOF disclosed nine vulnerabilities that affected four different TCP/IP stacks and could affect hundreds of millions of Internet of Things (IoT) and network devices. The vulnerabilities, dubbed "NAME:WRECK" by the companies, are the latest disclosures coming from their research into the vendor implementations that handle domain-name system (DNS) traffic. Their research, dubbed Project Memoria, also includes "Ripple20," a set of 19 vulnerabilities that affected the Treck TCP/IP stack, among others; "AMNESIA:20," a set of 33 vulnerabilities affecting four different open source TCP/IP stacks; and "NUMBER:JACK," a set of nine vulnerabilities affecting implementations of initial sequence numbers (ISN).
Researchers at JSOF have discovered distinct spoofing and buffer overflow vulnerabilities associated with DNSMasq, used in networking devices to cache and forward Domain Name System requests.
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