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by 2510c39011c5 11y ago
there are quite a lot of shellcode tutorials on the internet (or in bookstores)... This shellcoder handbook is good... http://www.amazon.com/Shellcoders-Handbook-Discovering-Explo... And articles such as this one by steve h
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by 2510c39011c5 11y ago
Google has a cached page for this article... To access the cached copy, just search in google with the "cache" keyword prefix "cache:" + ${original_URL} for example: cache:expdev.byethost7.com/2015/0
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ISIS seizes Syria's ancient Palmyra(bbc.com)
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Nop Hopping: Hiding Functionality in Alignment(codereversing.com)
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by 2510c39011c5 11y ago
that seems to be a folklore on the swimming requirement... And they actually did some historical research on it, http://asklib.hcl.harvard.edu/a.php?qid=31265
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by 2510c39011c5 11y ago
this is a good database :) Thanks for the pointer!
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by 2510c39011c5 11y ago
that would be a good universal solution -- it's just that would be too fast and too assuring to get the most fun out of the puzzle...
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by 2510c39011c5 11y ago
It's nice that sometimes intuition works out better than desperate reasoning...
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...I just spent 1 hour or so on the sequence...and the following clue is the farthest I've got, the first parameter is the cumulative sum of the sequence, >>> log(1002, 10) 3.0008677215312267 >>> log(634, 9)
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by 2510c39011c5 11y ago
As for the puzzle on the page, has anyone found out the pattern of the number sequence? [3, 6, 9, 21, 22, 47, 78, 89, 134, 225, 368]
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Google App Engine Java security sandbox bypasse(seclists.org)
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by 2510c39011c5 11y ago
I agree... IBM thinkpad not just has better quality, but also many good design ideas that were later overridden by Lenovo -- such as the original keyboard layout, as well as that you don't have to take apart the whole bottom board to s
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Lenovo exposes users to privilege escalation attack risk(scmagazineuk.com)
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DEFCON 23 to host Internet of Things slaughterfest(theregister.co.uk)
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In-Console-Able(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
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Polynomial-Time Hierarchy Is Infinite Under a Random Oracle(blog.computationalcomplexity.org)
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Android Backup Agent Arbitrary Code Execution (with timing attack)(packetstormsecurity.com)
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Utilizing LLVM TableGen to Generate SSH Configs(embecosm.com)
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Modern Objective-C Exploitation Techniques(phrack.org)
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A Tale of Two Exploits(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
but a higher level of oxytocin in a mother's body is directly related to the survival chance of the mother's immediate offspring -- this is not a _casual_ relationship, correct? -- EDIT 1: sorry if my comment makes you feel repugn
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
I am not talking about suffrage, but in a usual scenario a woman has "higher level of progesterone" than man is a _fact_, isn't it? -- EDIT: the hormone related to care-giving behavior is oxytocin and not progesterone
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
I agree. What's the point of fighting all the time for gender equality without knowing what it really means of "gender equality"? I mean, "gender equality" (or any other type of equality) is not correct and just by
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
I think the natural tendency for most women to care for other people is determined by their usually higher level of oxytocin than men... EDIT: the hormone related to care-giving behavior is oxytocin and not progesterone
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
as the question raised in another thread here at HN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9372297 ), on this very same topic "what are the real benefits and downsides (commercial and noncommercial) for the hiring
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
>Aside from the obvious, the bias, and people's knowledge of the bias, >creates a perception that women are only there due to an unfair bias >in their favor. This is toxic, and it damages the cause of reducing >s
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
I feel there are just too much distracting information for all those images on the page...But I guess this is the most interesting part of the whole page, as for an average "nerd" in the HN community: "In 1904, the Brazil
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
what are the real benefits and downsides of this sexism (or of the ideal sex-fairness) for our society, besides the "social justice"? I mean, if this practice is not beneficial to anyone (except the girls, [EDIT:and also perhaps t
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
I am just wondering what are the real benefits and downsides (commercial and noncommercial) for the hiring preference of female over male, for microsoft and for the whole society?
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
Well, perhaps it depends on the context; if you average that rate over the whole history of STEM tenure-tracked faculties, males might still be more than females...

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