Fuzzing for RPC vulnerabilities
October 27th, 2008 by Aviram, Filed under: Commentary, Corporate Security, Culture, Fuzzing, Microsoft
So Dave Aitel said there are no more RPC vulnerabilities because his fuzzer couldn’t find any new ones. Well, I thought it was just a matter of trying more combinations and I was right.
The point, though, is not who has a longer fuzzer, but that when it comes to security always bet against the person who says something is impossible.
In fact, I made that mistake myself back in the 1990s, claiming Windows can’t be reliably exploited (I can’t find the link to the old ntbugtraq archives – thank god for that). Little did I know how easy writing Windows exploits would become. Now if I can only get a message to my younger self to avoid this embarrassment. And if I do get to talk to my young self I’ll be sure to tell me to skip the 2nd and 3rd matrix movies.
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http://jbrownsec.blogspot.com Jeremy Brown



