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An open source project used by people capable of analyzing the network and disk I/O of binaries they run doesn't sound like a good target -- if something was fo
by cjbprime 6y ago
An open source project used by people capable of analyzing the network and disk I/O of binaries they run doesn't sound like a good target -- if something was found it would have massive consequences.
- dboreham 6y agoBackdoors from TLAs don't look like backdoors.
- cjbprime 6y agoPeople who use Ghidra know that backdoors from TLAs don't look like backdoors.
- AJRF 6y agoI wouldn't say this is true at all, there are lots of kids out there who will cut their teeth with this seeing as it is entirely free. Also, it is as if people forget the launch of Ghidra; https://github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra/issues/6 https://github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra/issues/6
- cjbprime 6y agoHiding a backdoor requires hiding it from every user who might publicize it, not some users. Your issue (which is barely a vulnerability at all, in my personal opinion) demonstrates a failure to hide a vulnerability, if you think it was intentionally-placed (which I don't), in that you quickly learned about it.