Tag: man

• XNU Crash Analysis

  

  This Article is intended for quick assessment of XNU Crash Analysis. Manually debugging the Code is the only way to be sure something is or isn’t exploitable. A Crash is only a security issue if it is triggered by untrusted input.

  h02332

  October 9, 2023

  Apple

  Best Practice, Crash, Exploit, man, rtfm, Transparency

• arm64e pointer authentication failure

  

  Product Defects & Quality Assurance Issues expressed on arm64e as possible pointer authentication failures [PAC Failure] and data abort exception errors in Apple Closed Source Applications used for Development. The corresponding X86_64 Exception Code: EXC_I386_GPFLT.

  h02332

  May 3, 2023

  Apple, Quality Assurance

  arm64e, Best Practice, Code Signing, Data Abort, help, man, PAC Fail, rtfm, Transparency, X86_64

• man srd

  

  This is the Landing Page for SRD Man Pages. The man pages for the SRD were pushed to TXT Files and put here so you may Bookmark your interest(s).

  h02332

  December 11, 2022

  Apple, SecurityResearchTools_21C39

  Best Practice, help, man, rtfm

• srd debugserver

  

  This Article covers the installation, configuration & use of debugserver on the Apple Security Research Device by the SRDC for iOS 15.1, as of October 25, 2021 using IPSW iPhone11,8,iPhone12,1_15.1_19B74_Restore.ipsw.

  h02332

  January 21, 2022

  Apple

  arm64e, Best Practice, Code Signing, Data Abort, debugserver, help, man, rtfm, Transparency