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Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer, ReFirm Labs
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Terry Dunlap is the Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of ReFirm Labs, a provider of proactive IoT and firmware security solutions that empower both government agencies and Fortune 500 companies. A former teen hacker, Dunlap worked as a global network vulnerability analyst at the National Security Agency before co-founding ReFirm Labs in 2017. He developed the framework for ReFirm Labs' flagship cloud-based platform that detects and reports potential zero-day exploits, hidden crypto keys, backdoor passwords, and known vulnerabilities in IoT devices.
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** DISPUTED ** A buffer overflow vulnerability exists in the mg_get_http_header function in Cesanta Mongoose 6.18 due to a lack of bounds checking. A crafted HTTP header can exploit this bug. NOTE: a committer has stated "this will not happen in practice."