Part 5 is up. In this and the next several parts we start analyzing
the structure of Netgear R6200 firmware updates. We switch over to the
HTTP daemon because it’s less broken and a little easier to analyze
than upnpd.
The overall goal is to reverse engineer the firmware format so we can
generate a malicious firmware image to use when exploiting the
SetFirmware SOAP action described in parts 1-4.
Workshop on Privacy-Preserving Information Retrieval, held in conjunction
with the ACM SIGIR conference (August 13, 2015; Santiago de Chile)
Submission Deadline: June 5, 2015.
Acceptance Notifications: June 15, 2015
Camera-ready Deadline: June 22, 2015
Workshop: August 13, 2015
Submission types: Long papers (max. 4 pages in ACM SIG format),
Position papers (max. 2 pages in ACM SIG format)
Workshop format: Keynote speech, paper presentations,…
I created inquiry about this issue to their support and got two replies:
Leonardo Santoso, May 11, 12:50:
We are investigating this issue right now, I’ll let you know once we know more
about it. Thank you for notifying us about it.
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please update your Mailbird.
Latest version after downloading the application is 2.0.16.0 dated as May 15,
which is still…