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Graphing AWS Attack Paths in Bloodhound

So happy to finally release AWSHound with Daniel Heinsen. Its been a labor of love for the last 6 months and I can't wait to hear how the community uses it!

If you haven't heard AWSHound is a free, self-hosted tool that turns AWS accounts and Organizations into real attack path graphs using BloodHound CE. It evaluates IAM policies, boundaries, SCPs, RCPs, and resource policies offline. Showing you what an attacker can actually compromise in your AWS organization.

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I escaped the WebAssembly's sandbox and got arbitrary shell execution on the host.

As per WABT's SECURITY.txt, #2831 issue exists

For context:

WABT is a Binary Toolkit for WebAssembly developed by WebAssembly.org (W3C)

wasm2c is a tool inside of it, which is used by many projects like FireFox (via RLBox) to compile wasm down to a sandboxed c library, the assumption is the built C code preserves all WebAssembly's sandbox security features.

This PoC demonstrates escaping that sandbox.

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