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Microsoft servers vulnerable to Remote Code Execution CVE-2024-30080 in Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ) emphasizing the necessity for effective shellcode disruption during such 0-day attacks.

Shellcode Disruption Revisited with DJB2 Hash Collisions

Shellcode disruption is just ONE thing Karma-X has scaled to protect it's customers.

Come on hackers... Be ready with proof!

Karma Browser is an innovative browser security plugin directly compatible with all major Windows based browsers including but not limited to Firefox, Edge, Opera, Chrome, DuckDuckGo, and Brave.

TimeCapsule is a proof-of-concept to facilitate secure storage and timed release of passphrases for accessing digital assets while providing a time-buffer in case of inappropriate access.

Karma, an unparalleled structural OS protection with no false positives, no performance trade-offs, independent from chosen EDR which ensures that if alerted, it shall mean only one thing.

On March 29, 2024, a malicious backdoor was discovered to have been inserted into the xz data compression library in a software supply chain attack.

At the heart of this philosophy lie two fundamental principles: deception and privacy. These are not mere tactics but foundational elements of a sophisticated cybersecurity strategy that confounds and repels adversaries by virtue of its unpredictability.