Bugs and working from home, an interview with Federico Kirschbaum | Faraday
Bugs and working from home, an interview with Federico Kirschbaum
June 7, 2023
Federico Kirschbaum sits down with Dave Bittner to discuss their research on “A vulnerability in Realtek’s SDK for eCos OS: pwning thousands of routers.” The team at Faraday found a vulnerability that made it to DEFCON 30, labeling it high severity. With more and more people working from home for their companies, the research team went looking for where there may be vulnerabilities as employees are working from home.
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