SVG: EXPLOITING BROWSERS WITHOUT IMAGE PARSING BUGS

Black Hat USA 2014

Presented by: Rennie deGraaf
Date: Thursday August 07, 2014
Time: 14:15 - 14:45
Location: South Seas CD

SVG is an XML-based format for vector graphics. Modern web browsers support it natively and allow it to be styled using CSS and manipulated using JavaScript. It is less well-known that SVG can contain its own JavaScript and can import external scripts and stylesheets. Consequently, from a browser security perspective, SVG must be treated like HTML; treating it like JPEG will lead to great suffering.

Rennie deGraaf

Rennie deGraaf is a security consultant with iSEC Partners, a strategic digital security organization.In the past, he has worked as a software developer at Microsoft, a researcher at the University of Calgary, and a system administrator at Industrial Defender (back when it was still Verano). He has a MSc in Computer Science specializing in network security, specifically firewalling tricks such as port knocking and SPA.


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