@HackSysTeam

Vulnerability Research, Kernel Exploitation, Reverse Engineering, Exploit Development, Program Analysis, Malware Research, Web, Machine Learning

India
Joined September 2012
OnePlus 12 - Qemu This SoC supports ~40 phone models from different vendors
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My research blog about #JSCeal is finally out! It was quite a journey. I hope you will like it! // #V8 #bytecode #malware #deobfuscation
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Now this supports secure call, syscall tracing and booting from PBL->XBL chain. More SOCs support coming soon.
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Not sure if someone noticed, the animation is inverted. The bug is fixed! The challenge we took for this phone is to virtualize it without actual phone. Want to see how further we can push without the actual phone! At some point we might need the actual phone as many specs are NDA guarded!
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We are already passing Vendor Test Suite (VTS) and other test suites for sensors, hard drive, UFS, etc!
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We are building AI agents to FIND and FIX bugs on scale using ONLY open source models. If you are into AI and have experience with BUGS, ping us!!
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My #BHUSA 2026 slides are online! It was an honor to share our AFD research and how a different perspective led to 30+ Windows kernel vulnerabilities. Blog post coming soon — check out the slides here: i.blackhat.com/BH-USA-26/Pre…
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Here are the slides for my Scudo talk yesterday for the MobileHackingLab Con: github.com/3sjay/talks/blob/… it has two extra slides I haven't addressed in my talk. One describing two common misconceptions and one showing the shuffle count for each class.
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Started a blog series on writing a minimal ARM hypervisor from scratch — boots as a UEFI app, claims EL2, identity-maps everything through Stage 2. Chapter 0 just dropped: ARM vs x86 virtualization, UEFI internals, EDK2 setup, first app at EL2. 0xabe.io/hypervisor/arm/2026…
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Watch XOR’s talk CUDA de Grâce: Owning AI Cloud Infrastructure with GPU exploits Kernel + driver bugs aren’t just a LPE problem, they’re a cloud problem. With the explosion of AI in the cloud, NVIDIA’s GPU drivers have become a valuable attack surface youtu.be/Lvz2_ZHj3lo
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My HEXACON talk video is out! It covers a small race condition in the Linux kernel’s io_uring. I recommend watching it at 1.25× speed since I’m still not great at speaking 😅 youtube.com/watch?v=Ry4eOgLC… Here is the slide! u1f383.github.io/slides/talk…
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Bug Tamer: Turning Limited Heap Overflow into Full VMware Escape by Yongkang Jia & Xiao Lei powerofcommunity.net/2025/sl…
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Made a pwn challenge for this year’s HITCON CTF, which required participants to bypass PAC, BTI, and deal with relative vtables. Here’s the write-up: bruce30262.github.io/hitcon-… Check it out if you're interested🙂
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I posted a short blog about how a Samsung GPU vulnerability (CVE-2025-21479) can be leveraged for an LPE on affected devices xploitbengineer.github.io/CV…
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