Azimuth Security: May 2010
Earlier this year, CanSecWest hosted the popular "Pwn2Own" contest, whereby contestants attempt to exploit vulnerabilities they have discovered in popular software packages. The contest has a strong focus on web browsers, and this year, it didn't disappoint: all of the major web browsers were successfully compromised, with the notable exception of Google's Chrome. I believe Chrome's survival was l
Azimuth Security: The Chrome Sandbox Part 2 of 3: The IPC Framework
This post is the second part of a 3-part series about the Chrome sandbox. In the first post, I presented a basic overview of the Chrome process architecture and presented a breakdown of the attack surfaces for performing privilege escalations. This post continues our exploration of Chrome by focusing on one of the major attack surfaces identified - the IPC framework. As detailed in the previous po
Azimuth Security: The Chrome Sandbox Part 1 of 3: Overview
Earlier this year, CanSecWest hosted the popular "Pwn2Own" contest, whereby contestants attempt to exploit vulnerabilities they have discovered in popular software packages. The contest has a strong focus on web browsers, and this year, it didn't disappoint: all of the major web browsers were successfully compromised, with the notable exception of Google's Chrome. I believe Chrome's survival was l
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