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The Mobile Application Hackers Handbook

Mobile computing has changed the game. Your personal data is no longer just stored on your desktop in the sanctuary of your office or home. You now carry personally identifiable information, financial data, personal and corporate email, and much more in your pocket, wherever you go. The smartphone is quickly becoming ubiquitous, and with at least 40 applications installed on the average smartphone the attack surface is significant.

The focus of this book is highly practical. Although we provide some background theory for you to understand the fundamentals of mobile application vulnerabilities, our primary concern is documenting the techniques you need to master to attack and exploit them. Where applicable, we include real-world examples derived from our many years of experience and from publically documented vulnerabilities.

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RTMP Heap Overflow CVE-2016-10191 - Exploiting FFmpeg ft. Paul Cher

Paul shows us another exploit for FFmpeg. The vulnerability is located in the RTMP protocol. While working with the binary format of the protocol requires a lot of work, the exploit itself is very easy.

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Server Side Template Injection

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