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The idea of “secure triggers” seems like it wouldn’t work here. Your options are: - have a large enough set of input parameters that it’s infeasible to guess-a
by wepple 4y ago
The idea of “secure triggers” seems like it wouldn’t work here. Your options are:
- have a large enough set of input parameters that it’s infeasible to guess-attack them, but risk even just a single parameter not being correct in your target system and therefore your payload never executed (completely undermining the entire operation)
- your key space has enough variability input to prevent the above, making it easy to guess or brute-force, and revealing the payload trivially.
Also, it would either way be easy for your target to reverse because they have full access to the target parameters.
- irobeth 4y agoWhat you're describing is the Gauss payload: https://securelist.com/gauss-abnormal-distribution/36620/ https://securelist.com/gauss-abnormal-distribution/36620/