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[SecWed] 8 Sep 21 | Firmware Bug hunting with Taint analysis

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Security Wednesday 08/09/2021
Talk Title: Identifying Bugs in Router Firmware at Scale with Taint Analysis
Taint analysis is a very useful technique in reverse engineering and bug hunting. For some common vulnerability classes such as command injection or buffer overflow, it can be tedious for a researcher to find them through manual reverse engineering. In this talk, Daniel will share about a tool that he helped develop during his internship, which uses taint analysis techniques to automate the process of finding such bugs in router firmware.
Speaker: Daniel is a Year 3 Computer Engineering student in NUS. He is currently an intern at STARLabs, to fulfil his Industrial Attachment programme requirement by the Faculty of Engineering. He is also a member of the Greyhats core team.
Talk Title: Identifying Bugs in Router Firmware at Scale with Taint Analysis
Taint analysis is a very useful technique in reverse engineering and bug hunting. For some common vulnerability classes such as command injection or buffer overflow, it can be tedious for a researcher to find them through manual reverse engineering. In this talk, Daniel will share about a tool that he helped develop during his internship, which uses taint analysis techniques to automate the process of finding such bugs in router firmware.
Speaker: Daniel is a Year 3 Computer Engineering student in NUS. He is currently an intern at STARLabs, to fulfil his Industrial Attachment programme requirement by the Faculty of Engineering. He is also a member of the Greyhats core team.