New Tool For Discovering Flash player 0-Day Attacks in the Wild from Various Channels
summary
Claims 2015 is the Year of Flash and documents finding several Flash 0-days (starting CVE-2015-0310 through CVE-2015-7645) and reporting dozens of Android bugs to Google. Builds an automated C++ tool called Advanced Flash Exploit Detector (FED) that hooks Flash OCX in IE, captures AS3 verification/native calls, records created object addresses and vector lengths, and emits behavioral logs and heuristic rules (byteArray/bitmapData/byteArray3 patterns) to keep false positives extremely low while processing large URL and feed-derived sample sets.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:27Who am I
- 1:12Background
- 2:28Problems
- 3:08Sources
- 4:39Intelligence
- 6:15Advanced Flash Detector
- 7:17How to Implement AFED
- 8:34Detection Flow
- 9:30GIDHook
- 10:52WorkCreating
- 11:07Detection
- 11:30Object import
- 12:11Improved APD
- 13:18Behaviors
- 14:22OCX Loading
- 15:18TC Reference
- 15:34Demo
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