Explore a comprehensive analysis of the CVE-2015-0057 vulnerability and its exploitation in this 52-minute Black Hat conference talk. Delve into the timeline of events surrounding the vulnerability, from its initial patch and disclosure to its appearance in real-world malware. Examine the User Mode Callback mechanism in the Windows kernel Win32K subsystem, a frequent target of APT-class zero-day attacks. Learn about various exploit methodologies, vulnerability detection techniques, and new exploit approaches from an attacker's perspective. Gain insights into the technical details of CVE-2015-0057, its impact on different Windows versions, and its significance in the context of kernel-level vulnerabilities. Understand the implications for cybersecurity professionals and researchers working to defend against such sophisticated exploits.
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A New CVE-2015-0057 Exploit Technology
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