AOL Desktop Gold Security Research Public Release

As mentioned in my last post, I have some very backlogged projects I’ve decided to just release to get them out of my backlog. This one is related to AOL Desktop Gold, the modern successor to the AOL desktop software a lot of us remember from the 90s. Yes it does still exist (and hence … Continue reading AOL Desktop Gold Security Research Public Release

Digital Ally ThermoVu DTM-600 / Uniview LAPI Security Research Release

I have some very backlogged projects I’ve decided to just release to get them out of my backlog. This one is related to the Digital Ally ThermoVu DTM-600, which is a Uniview/OEM OET-213H-NB-style facial recognition and thermal access-control device. This release is the majority of my notes, tools, findings, and research artifacts from looking at … Continue reading Digital Ally ThermoVu DTM-600 / Uniview LAPI Security Research Release

AutoPro and 3rd Party Carplay/Android Auto Dongle Security Research

I have some very backlogged projects I've decided to just release to get them out of my backlog. The first one is related to aftermarket Apple CarPlay and Android Auto dongles. This release is the majority of my notes, tools, findings, and research artifacts from looking at the Mayton/AutoPro-style dongle ecosystem. It includes documentation, test … Continue reading AutoPro and 3rd Party Carplay/Android Auto Dongle Security Research

Releasing Battle Ready Armor Slim — AI as force-multiplier, not autopilot

The default in most "AI security" tools today is that the model runs the engagement. Battle Ready Armor takes the opposite position: the operator drives, the AI is advisory, and the framework holds the line mechanically —through approval tokens, scope checks, and on-disk anonymization that survive any model swap. Slim is the free tier, out today.

Finding 67 Flock Safety Live PTZ Camera/LPR Feeds and Debug Web Interfaces accidentally exposed without authentication to the internet

How I took a security researchers initial discovery and found another 63 instances of Flock Safety Camera Feeds and Debug Web Service exposed unauthenticated to the internet. Also learn how it ended up being exposed to the internet and how to ensure it doesn't happen to you.