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Compass Security employees regularly identify 0day security weaknesses in products, either during customer projects or during their research time. We report such vulnerabilities to the respective vendors and believe in coordinated disclosure, as long as the vendor acts in its and our clients’ best interests and provides us with regular and constructive feedback. If any of these conditions are not met, Compass Security might opt for full disclosure as defined in our Vulnerability Disclosure Policy.
In my free time, I like to do some bug bounty hunting. For some reasons, I’ve been doing this almost exclusively for Swisscom. One of the reason is that the scope is very broad and I like to have this... mehr
Have you ever said something and later regretted it? Or written an email to someone and then wished it had not happened? Or sent an SMS message but afterward desired to change its content? Well,... mehr
Thanks to greater financial and personal resources, large companies are better equipped against hacking attacks than smaller companies and startups.... Read more
WiFi is omnipresent, but the networks often have weaknesses. Does the WPA3 standard provide additional defenses? We will show you whether the WiFi... Read more
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Compass Security volunteers as supervisor for academic work and studies relating to information security. Read more
Emanuel Duss and Nicolas Heiniger have identified an XXE vulnerability in the web interface of the Siemens SICAM A8000 Series. Read more
For the third time, Compass Security co-founder Ivan Bütler is involved in the CAS Digital Risk Management course at the HWZ Hochschule für Wirtschaft... Read more