Posts on memory-corruption

7 posts tagged memory-corruption.

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  Pwning Samsung TV Browser - Chrome V8 WASM Type Confusion bug

  Samsung Tizen Smart TV

  From a single web page to a reverse shell on a Samsung QLED (Tizen 9, Chromium 120, ARM32) — exploiting a V8 WebAssembly-GC type confusion.

  18 Jun 2026 · 14 min read browser-exploitationtype-confusionmemory-corruption
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  WebKit CVE-2016-4622: Array.slice Memory Disclosure

  CVE-2016-4622 Apple WebKit

  Comprehensive analysis and exploitation of the WebKit JavaScript Core vulnerability that enables memory disclosure through Array.slice manipulation

  11 Apr 2020 · 7 min read browser-exploitationmemory-corruptionexploit-development
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  Escalating TP-Link Firmware Vulnerabilities

  CVE-2018-16119 TP-Link

  Automated vulnerability pattern detection across multiple TP-Link firmware versions using Ghidra scripting and Binwalk to discover CVE-2018-16119.

  1 Dec 2018 · 5 min read firmwareiotreverse-engineering
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  CVE-2018-16119: TP-Link Router Remote Code Execution

  CVE-2018-16119 TP-Link WR1043ND

  Detailed analysis of CVE-2018-16119, a buffer overflow vulnerability in TP-Link WR1043ND routers leading to remote code execution via ROP chains.

  15 Oct 2018 · 14 min read rcememory-corruptionrop
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  QQPlayer 3.9 Heap Overflow: Matroska Exploitation

  QQPlayer

  Analysis of a heap overflow vulnerability in QQPlayer 3.9 discovered through WinAFL fuzzing of .webm files, exploiting Matroska container parsing flaws.

  10 Nov 2017 · 6 min read memory-corruptionfuzzingexploit-development
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  VLC 2.2.6 Stack Overflow: ActiveX Plugin Exploitation

  VLC VLC Media Player

  Analysis of a stack overflow vulnerability in VLC Media Player 2.2.6 discovered through .vob file fuzzing, exploitable via Internet Explorer ActiveX plugin.

  20 Aug 2017 · 6 min read memory-corruptionfuzzingexploit-development
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  Audacious 3.8/3.9 Stack Overflow: Deep Dive Analysis

  Audacious

  In-depth analysis of a critical stack overflow vulnerability in Audacious Player, discovered through fuzzing .aac files with advanced exploitation techniques.

  15 May 2017 · 6 min read memory-corruptionfuzzingexploit-development