Green Team Tree Planting at Ōwhiro Bay
26th June 2023
ZX Green Team gets muddy planting native trees.
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ZX Hosts 10 Brandon Street Green Team meeting
20th June 2023
Last month ZX hosted the 10 Brandon Street Green Team meeting bringing together Green Teams from other companies in our building to share sustainability ideas.
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Setting off on our carbon neutral journey
27th February 2023
We are thrilled to announce that we have officially set off on our carbon neutral journey with Toitū Envirocare!
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DoS Preparation
1st November 2021
Denial of Service attacks are preventable for the most part.
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Ransomware Preparation
22nd June 2021
Assess your company's security posture and learn how to identify and prevent ransomware attacks.
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Security Feature Bypass In Zitadel — Race Condition
13th November 2023
Zitadel was found to be vulnerable to a race condition, leading to the application processing numerous successful brute-force login attempts before triggering an account lockout.
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Zitadel one click silent account takeover — Multiple issues
7th November 2023
The avatar upload functionality was found to be vulnerable to stored cross-site scripting via SVG's.
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Security Feature Bypass In ASP.NET and Visual Studio — Race Condition
12th July 2023
The SignInManager in ASP.NET was found to be vulnerable to a Race Condition leading to thousands of successful brute-force login attempts before triggering an account lockout.
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NMEAsnitch
NMEAsnitch works to detect malicious NMEA serial data.
This tool was first presented at Defcon 25.
NMEAdeysnc
While tardgps worked by changing time by manipulating GPS signals, NMEAdesync manipulates time through the NMEA serial data sent between the GPS receiver and the NTP device.
This tool was first presented at BSidesCBR.
tardgps
Dave Robinson has continued his work into GPS Spoofing and its implications. Dave has developed a tool call tardgps which allows an attacker to change the time on a GPS-enabled NTP server without crashing the NTP daemon.
This time manipulation was first presented at Kiwicon X in Wellington.