I. Introduction “Nobody Can Hack an AS/400.” “Never in my 40 years in the business has anyone hacked an AS/400!” “AS/400’s don’t have hacking problems like Windows computers.” “AS/400’s are bullet-proof. They don’t have zero-days like other computers.” If you know anyone who works with an IBM i (formerly known as “AS/400”, also branded as […]
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The corona-virus pandemic has fundamentally changed the way many people and organizations operate. While many countries have started progress towards opening up and returning to normal, companies are faced with the decision of whether or not having a remote workforce makes sense for them. Working remotely might be a normal thing for some, but with
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SOHO Device Exploitation After a long day of hard research, it’s fun to relax, kick back, and do something easy. While modern software development processes have vastly improved the quality of commercial software as compared to 10-15 years ago, consumer network devices have largely been left behind. Thus, when it’s time for some quick fun
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Program History The GRIMM Intern program began three years ago. Interns work on billable client and research projects. Additionally, past Interns worked on the development of GRIMM’s “Howdy Neighbor”, a portable Capture the Flag competition built entirely around hacking Home Automation devices. Howdy Neighbor is one of GRIMM’s go-to, hands-on demonstrations at conferences across the
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