Agenda
09:00
Attendant Registration Time
10:00
Welcome Speech
10:10
English
Red
Exploit Development
Fuzzing
Advancements in JavaScript Engine Fuzzing
Carl Smith
11:00
Break
11:20
Mandarin
🍊
Red
Exploit Development
A 3-Year Tale of Hacking a Pwn2Own Target: The Attacks, Vendor Evolution, and Lesson Learned
Orange Tsai
English
Red
Communication
How to hijack a VoLTE network
Pavel Novikov
Mandarin
Blue
Crypto
打造公平的遊戲轉蛋:在不洩漏原始碼的前提下驗證虛擬轉蛋的機率
Jing Jie Wang, 李安傑
12:00
Lunch
13:00
English
Red
Exploit Development
Ghosts of the Past: Classic PHP RCE Bugs in Trend Micro Enterprise Offerings.
Poh Jia Hao
Mandarin
Red
Communication
Reverse Engineering
Decrypting the Secrets of Network Connectivity Devices through Hardware Attacks
Ta-Lun Yen
Mandarin
Red
Exploit Development
BYOVD
Uncovering Kernel Exploits: Exploring Vulnerabilities in AMD's Windows Kernel Drivers
Zeze
13:40
Break
14:00
Mandarin
Red
Exploit Development
Endpoint Security or End of Security? Exploiting Trend Micro Apex One
Lays, Lynn
English
Red
Electron
ELECTRONizing macOS privacy - a new weapon in your red teaming armory
Wojciech Reguła
Mandarin
Red
Exploit Development
Fuzzing
搭配模糊測試對Linux核心遠端檔案系統進行漏洞挖掘
Pumpkin
Elk on Sesame Street - Cybersecurity Analysis in Action with ELK and BERT
Sheng-Shan Chen, Yuki Hung
14:40
Tea Time
15:10
Mandarin
Red
BYOVD
LPE
現代內核漏洞戰爭 - 越過所有核心防線的系統/晶片虛實混合戰法
馬聖豪
English
Red
Exploit Development
Electron
Virtual
What You See IS NOT What You Get: Pwning Electron-based Markdown Note-taking Apps
Li Jiantao
協會時間
Allen Own, CK
15:50
Break
16:00
Lightning Talk
freetsubasa & Hazel, NoBody
16:30
Closing
17:20
收場
Mandarin
Red
Exploit Development
Endpoint Security or End of Security? Exploiting Trend Micro Apex One
R0
Site
14:00 ~ 14:40
Sat, Aug 19
Talk
Type

EDR as a tool designed to enhance enterprise information security, could potentially become a security threat if improperly designed. In this session, we will share our methods of abusing the implementation issues in Trend Micro Apex One EDR to achieve local privilege escalation. Our research is focus on the IPC mechanism between the Security Agent and System Service of Apex One, encompassing both architectural design and implementation issues. In the process, we discovered and reported over ten local privilege escalation vulnerabilities, and even after these vulnerabilities were patched, we could still find new bypass techniques. In this session, we will delve into the architectural issues of Apex One and the evolution of its IPC authentication mechanism, as well as the root causes and exploitation methods of these vulnerabilities. Through this discussion, we hope to enable developers to gain a deeper understanding of the security issues that may be encountered in system services and to be more rigorous when developing information security products.

Lays

Shih-Fong Peng, aka Lays, is Co-Founder and Security Researcher of TRAPA Security, currently focusing on reverse engineering and vulnerability research. He is a member of HITCON and 217 CTF team which achieved second place at DEF CON CTF 25 and 27. He is also one of the 2019, 2020 MSRC Most Valuable Security Researcher and has reported vulnerabilities to Microsoft, Google, Samsung, etc.

Blog: https://blog.l4ys.tw Twitter: @_L4ys

Lynn

Lynn is a member of the iCYBER Advisor Security Team. She has successfully discovered and reported multiple vulnerabilities. Moreover, she was a member of the Balsn CTF team. Twitter: @0x000050

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