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Phrack 71 Call for Papers
- ackbar03 3y agoI think this was where most people learnt about buffer overflow attacks and return pointer control. I didn't realize they were still publishing. With multi-year intervals lol
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- ganzuul 3y agoLooking forward to Phrack 77, smashing cognition for fun an profit, where we learn to jailbreak our minds with the aid of internalized neuromorphic instruction set architecture.
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- mindcrime 3y ago"I know what you're trying to do." "I'm trying to free your mind."
- dt3ft 3y agoAnyone found their antispam keyword for paper submission?
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- zoky 3y agoIt's literally just the word “ANTISPAM”.
- sen 3y agoPhrack is so incredibly important. I’m so happy it’s still going, even if it takes half a decade per issue. The day it dies, a serious piece of internet culture dies.
- bityard 3y agoYou might also enjoy PoC||GTFO: https://pocorgtfo.hacke.rs https://pocorgtfo.hacke.rs
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- mettamage 3y agoI've heard the name Phrack before but never really sought it out. I've sometimes unknowingly read it such as [1] "Smashing The Stack For Fun And Profit" by Aleph1. In any case, I'm quite naieve about the whole culture surrounding it. My question: how come that Phrack takes a few years to publish nowadays? Looking back at it, it published much more frequently. [1] http://phrack.org/issues/49/14.html#article http://phrack.org/issues/49/14.html#article
- ackbar03 3y agoCultural norms? Nobody really reads zines anymore. I'm not part of that age either but smashing the stack is really a piece of internet history.