Grzegorz Wypych

Hacker, X-Force Red

Grzegorz Wypych loves to work with MIPS/ARM assembly code and hunt for 0-days in IoT devices. He may have started his career in software engineering, but his true passion is looking deep into network protocols and applications to find weak spots attackers may think to exploit. In his day to day work, Grzegorz tries to bring new ideas to vulnerability research and ways to deal with different problems in binary analysis. Grzegorz is often invited to speak in conferences and has recently presented at Security PWNing 2019 in Poland. He holds a Masters Degree in Computer Science from the University of Łódź, has 15 years of experience in the IT field, and formerly worked as a Network Security Engineer in a large financial institution. In his free time, Grzegorz enjoys building fishing rods and go on fishing sessions out on the water.

Software Vulnerabilities August 19, 2020

New Vulnerability Could Put IoT Devices at Risk

7 min read - Society relies so heavily on technology that the number of internet connected devices used globally is predicted to grow to 55.9 billion by 2025. Many of these devices span parts of Industrial Control Systems (ICS) that impact the physical world,…

Software Vulnerabilities December 16, 2019

TP-Link Archer Router Vulnerability Voids Admin Password, Can Allow Remote Takeover

7 min read - If exploited, this router vulnerability can allow a remote attacker to take control of the router's configuration without authentication, putting personal and business data at risk.

Software Vulnerabilities June 18, 2019

Critical RCE Vulnerability in TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders Can Grant Attackers Remote Control

5 min read - IBM X-Force discovered a zero-day remote code execution vulnerability in TP-Link Wi-Fi extenders that could enable an attacker to command a device.

Software Vulnerabilities April 8, 2019

Buffer Overflow Vulnerability in TP-Link Routers Can Allow Remote Attackers to Take Control

9 min read - IBM X-Force found a zero-day buffer overflow vulnerability in one of the most common routers on the market that could let malicious third parties take control of the device from a remote location.

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Grzegorz Wypych

New Vulnerability Could Put IoT Devices at Risk

TP-Link Archer Router Vulnerability Voids Admin Password, Can Allow Remote Takeover

Critical RCE Vulnerability in TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders Can Grant Attackers Remote Control

Buffer Overflow Vulnerability in TP-Link Routers Can Allow Remote Attackers to Take Control

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