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Independent research index / First release

Web security

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  1. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2026

    Beyond Theoretical Risk: How Cache Poisoning Escalated to Critical Account Takeover in TikTok’s Web Infrastructure

    Glendon Chong · Issue/event 34

  2. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2026

    CRLF-Powered Desync Attacks: Beheading HTTP streams

    Tom "t0xodile" Stacey, Tobia "mastersplinter" Righi · Issue/event 34

  3. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2026

    Can AI do novel security research? Meet the HTTP Terminator

    James "albinowax" Kettle · Issue/event 34

  4. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2026

    CyberKB: When Your AI Copilot Runs the Recon, Crawls the Dark Web, and Maps the Kill Chain

    Suriya Prasath S, Chandru J, Muthu Kumar · Issue/event 34

  5. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2026

    Dreamcast Ex Inferis: RCE on the Sega Dreamcast PlanetWeb Browser

    Christopher "Piffd0s" Hernandez · Issue/event 34

  6. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2026

    From Fuzzer Noise to a Weaponized PHP Exploit: Exploiting a PHP Use-After-Free Vulnerability

    Can Oztas, Kağan Çapar · Issue/event 34

  7. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2026

    Gotta Phish 'Em All! Novel Attack Techniques via Persistent Browser-in-the-Middle

    Giacomo "GiacoLenzo2109" Lenzini · Issue/event 34

  8. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2026

    Man-in-the-Browser: Hijacking Javascript APIs for Browser Persistence and Credential Theft

    Aarav Juneja · Issue/event 34

  9. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2026

    Pwning Agentic Browsers with PleaseFix: A New Vulnerability Class for 0-Click Takeover

    Stav Cohen · Issue/event 34

  10. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2026

    Taming the Swarm: Hard Architectural Lessons from Building a Deterministic Agentic Web Pentesting System

    Albert "yz9yt" Corzo · Issue/event 34

  11. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2026

    The Stream Is Dead, Long Live the Stream: How HTTP/2 Lets Dead Streams Keep Servers Working

    Gal Bar Nahum · Issue/event 34

  12. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2025

    Browser Extension Clickjacking: One Click and Your Credit Card Is Stolen

    Marek Tóth · Issue/event 33

  13. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2025

    ChromeAlone: Transforming a Browser into a C2 Platform

    Michael "bouncyhat" Weber · Issue/event 33

  14. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    Exploiting the Off-chain ecosystem in Web 3 Bug Bounty

    Bruno "BrunoModificato" Halltari · Issue/event 33

  15. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2025

    Ghost Calls: Abusing Web Conferencing for Covert Command & Control

    Adam "UNC1739" Crosser · Issue/event 33

  16. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2025

    HTTP/1.1 Must Die! The Desync Endgame

    James "albinowax" Kettle · Issue/event 33

  17. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2025

    Kill List: Hacking an Assassination Site on the Dark Web

    Carl Miller, Chris Monteiro · Issue/event 33

  18. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    Plug and Prey: Scanning and Scoring Browser Extensions

    Nishant Sharma, Shourya Pratap Singh · Issue/event 33

  19. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    Robin: The Archaeologist of the Dark Web - Because Manual Dark Web OSINT is So Last Season

    Apurv "ASG_Sc0rpi0n" Singh Gautam · Issue/event 33

  20. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    Takes All Kinds: Building Onramps for Emergency Web Archiving in Ukraine and Beyond

    Quinn Dombrowski · Issue/event 33

  21. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    The Death of XSS? Browser Security Features that Eliminate Bug Classes

    Javan Rasokat · Issue/event 33

  22. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    enumeraite: AI assisted web attack surface enumeration

    Özgün Kültekin · Issue/event 33

  23. Phrack / article / 2025

    Guarding the PHP Temple

    mr_me · Issue/event 72

  24. Phrack / article / 2025

    The Art of PHP - My CTF Journey and Untold Stories!

    Orange Tsai · Issue/event 72

  25. Phrack / article / 2021

    Attacking JavaScript Engines: A case study of JavaScriptCore and CVE-2016-4622

    saelo · Issue/event 70

  26. Phrack / article / 2021

    Exploiting Logic Bugs in JavaScript JIT Engines

    saelo · Issue/event 70

  27. Phrack / article / 1998

    NT Web Technology Vulnerabilities

    rfp · Issue/event 54

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