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TLS Callbacks (2012)
- landr0id 2y agoI recently wrote my own PE loader and found handling TLS data the most annoying aspect of the process: https://landaire.net/reflective-pe-loader-for-xbox/ https://landaire.net/reflective-pe-loader-for-xbox/
- billpg 2y agoAnyone else getting this? The connection for this site is not secure legend.octopuslabs.io uses an unsupported protocol. ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH
- billpg 2y agoIn case anyone needs it: https://web.archive.org/web/20240306134340/https://legend.octopuslabs.io/archives/2418/2418.htm https://web.archive.org/web/20240306134340/https://legend.oc... (The most recent snapshots look like a bad redirect.)
- evujumenuk 2y agoIronic. A blog post on TLS has TLS issues.
- junon 2y agoDifferent kind of TLS.
- evujumenuk 2y agoYeah… I gotta work on my comedic delivery.
- skissane 2y agoWhen I saw the title about "TLS Callbacks", I immediately knew what kind of TLS the article was talking about. But then when I saw the comment on ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH – at the time there weren't many others – and I started to doubt myself – has TLS the network protocol added some new feature called "callbacks" that I'm unfamiliar with?
- junon 2y agoSome libraries use callbacks for e.g. host certificate verification so the consuming application can manage its own whitelists.
- junon 2y agoI figured but erred on the side of "maybe not a joke" :D
- skissane 2y ago> Note: Very few targets will ever have a TLS section specified unless they are using it as an anti-debug mechanism as most program never use TLS. Most programs don't use thread-local storage? Very many do, although it depends on what kinds of programs you are looking at.
- landr0id 2y agoThings have certainly changed since 2012. Every Rust program uses TLS -- at least on Windows. Not sure about other platforms.