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Posted by MarkBlah 2 hours ago

Zero click, silent, remote Android DoS(smsofdeath.com)
34 points | 16 comments
grandfunction 2 minutes ago|
This is going to cause absolute havoc. I hope carriers move fast to block this payload.
klhs 36 minutes ago||
How could they possibly give this a "won't fix" if it can do what is reported here?
MarkBlah 29 minutes ago|
mind boggles, issue is they're swamped with AI slop and high number of findings, they're using AI assistance operated by a 3rd party to handle researcher submissions so many legitimate findings slip through the cracks.
klhs 17 minutes ago||
That's unfortunate. They need to do some kind of triage then, I hope this doesn't mean that they're constantly busy now with equally bad or worse bugs, but I guess it wouldn't be too surprising.
est 1 hour ago||
I remember there was a tel: link than when I clicked it wipes everything on my samsung phone
yellow_lead 25 minutes ago||
> The attack is remote, needs only the victim's number, and shows them nothing.

err, how can I send an SMS like this? Would a mobile network even accept/forward such an SMS?

Little hard reading through the vibe slop here

rustyhancock 13 minutes ago|
Looks like the website offers an APK.

But not all SMS are text messages for the user.

0xcrypto 1 hour ago||
Can we stop vibecoding a new website for every next vulnerability we find please? Thank you.
rustyhancock 11 minutes ago||
I think it's a good idea when there is no CVE and a don't fix status.

Before this practice in general you simply released the exploit and see if enough chaos triggers a fix.

solyin 1 hour ago|||
Blame heartbleed for the practice, which long predates ChatGPT and vibecoding. Human psychology is to blame. Only nerds are going to find CVE-2014-0160 triggering, but if I say heartbleed everyone who was there remembers.
autoexec 50 minutes ago||
> Only nerds are going to find CVE-2014-0160 triggering, but if I say heartbleed everyone who was there remembers.

That has more to do with the severity of heartbleed than the fact that it had a name and a logo. I've since seen a lot of vulnerabilities try to market themselves with websites, cute names, and stupid logos but I still don't remember them because they still just weren't big enough to actually be memorable.

__m 58 minutes ago|||
Why? I like the presentation.
MarkBlah 34 minutes ago||
agreed, we should all use gopher and block all web traffic, go back to text based systems, use single threaded operating systems and use token ring NIC's
villgax 1 hour ago||
Shouldn’t click this reminder
MarkBlah 28 minutes ago|
feel free to curl it, or review the repo https://github.com/MarkBlah/smsofdeath/
EdwardDiego 19 minutes ago|
Omfg I am interested in this, I'm interested in wtf a WAP push is, but all I'm getting on this website is Claude-speak "not this, but that" and tables of irrelevant numbers, because Claude fucking loves a table.

Look at this Claude shit:

> Zero-click. The victim does nothing. No tap, no open, no notification.

> Silent. Nothing appears in Messages; the attacker's number is never shown.

Congrats, now you sound like yet another AI YouTube advertisement. "You control when we... ...woohoo"...

OP, please, if you think you have important information, please write it up yourself, I am so sick and tired of being sent LLM generated Markdown files with zero human input, and now you're just publishing that on a website.

FFS.

Oh you had Claude publish your name presumably so you'd get credit for "your" "discovery".

Mark Blaszczyk, please do better.