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Well the article points to a way of preventing following entries to be read by having an entry in non alphabetical order. But how often have you ran into syntax
by cycomanic 4y ago
Well the article points to a way of preventing following entries to be read by having an entry in non alphabetical order. But how often have you ran into syntax errors for system configuration files in Linux? I can't say that this has been much of an issue in my experience.
- dwattttt 4y agoStart making raw edits directly to an ext4 disk rather than using published libs/APIs, and you'll soon find some new horrors to be scared about.
- magicalhippo 4y agoThat's because the article is about doing binary edits to to the registry files themselves, something no application or user should ever do. Instead changes should be done through the API or the regedit program.