Andoryuuta

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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
Programming is like making a jigsaw puzzle entirely though, you have to decide what printed photo to use, puzzle dimensions, how many pieces, what cuts, etc. Too much mental energy. Reverse engineering is just like solving a jigsaw puzzle,
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
I'm @slimsag's brother (1 of 4 siblings), if my opinion counts. This might sound really bizarre, but computers are a way of life in our family. We always had computers around us while growing up. At one point in time, we ran a sma
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
I'm glad that I can now say that I've contributed Windows support to a project which I probably violated the license of while working on :P By technicality, the license has been violated by quite a large variety of corporations: M
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
Awesome! This reminds me of https://cryptopals.com/
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
This scenario mentioned in the book was denied by both Elon Musk[0] and Tim Cook[1]. [0]: https://mobile.twitter.com/elonmusk/status/14211509130755031... [1]: https://mobile.twitter.com/markgurman&
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
Having "cc" as a sub-command with a space has caused some issues with Go (cgo), make, autotools, etc [0]. The latest proposal from andrewrk is a new zig subcommand which would automatically generate wrappers ("zig-cc", &
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by Andoryuuta 5y ago
Alongside the Audacity changes, the Muse group has also performed some highly questionable actions in the context of MuseScore, such as falsely claiming that a downloader script was illegal, and that they owned copyright of all sheet music
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by Andoryuuta 6y ago
There are even two actually! Yuzu and Ryujinx. They are both unique codebases and both support games to differing degrees.
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by Andoryuuta 6y ago
To be honest, we are well beyond hundreds of maintainers that will need to clean up their repos. I've been crawling the "Improve Docs" spam issues since they started appearing. As far as I'm aware, there are already 4500
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by Andoryuuta 6y ago
To add to the mentions of anti-cheat software, there are also multiple binary packers/protectors, such as VMProtect[1], which use system calls directly to protect and/or obfuscate themselves. [1]: https://lifeinhex.com&
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by Andoryuuta 6y ago
This was a troll post of some sort. See the gist by the (verifiable) MicroG maintainer [1]. [1]: https://gist.github.com/mar-v-in/ad8d220ea4220638c0e5861cf06...
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by Andoryuuta 6y ago
This not quite true, especially with current state-of-the-art tools like Ghidra, IDA pro (with Hex-rays), etc. In fact, Rolf Rolles wrote a wonderful guest post[1] for the Hex-Rays blog about automating the reversal of this exact obfusactor
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by Andoryuuta 7y ago
This is very neat. The whole idea of having multiple ongoing conversations in the same world that you can just walk closer to hear reminds a lot of Sun's Project Wonderland from ~10 years ago.
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by Andoryuuta 7y ago
There was also a related discussion earlier, "GitHub blocked my account and they think I’m developing nuclear weapons", though it has since been flagged. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20537841
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GitHub starts blocking developers in countries facing US trade sanctions(zdnet.com)
25 points by Andoryuuta 7y ago|7 comments
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by Andoryuuta 7y ago
AFAIK, they arrested him because of the creation and sale/distribution of the Kronos and "UPAS Kit" malware [1]. [1]: https://www.justice.gov/usao-edwi/pr/marcus-hutchins-pleads-...
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by Andoryuuta 7y ago
Downloading Docker CE for mac or windows requires an account. https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/issues/6910
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Devsense commercial VSCode PHP debugger is obfuscated open-source library(twitter.com)
95 points by Andoryuuta 8y ago|5 comments
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by Andoryuuta 8y ago
It seems like some of the C++ library features are special-cased. From the Q&A section of the readme: "Which notable features are not implemented yet? > Object-oriented features" "Which libraries are supported
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by Andoryuuta 9y ago
Yeah. There is a link on the download page to a zip of the files, without an installer (or the installCore adware/bundleware). >"For those that want to have Cheat engine without automated installer and installCore recommendatio
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by Andoryuuta 9y ago
I agree that something is up with the stars. It was <10k some weeks ago, which was the last time I was on the GitHub page. Also, it seem that new issues on the tracker are being flooded with spam ( https://github.com/x64db
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by Andoryuuta 9y ago
Yes, If any malicious program is running in user land in windows, it can easily bypass UAC. But, as was mentioned when this was being discussed on reddit[0], UAC was never meant to be a fix-all security boundary. 0: https://www.r
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by Andoryuuta 9y ago
I mean, you can easily bypass the UAC dialog by duplicating the token of a already elevated process. Here is an example of this I saw before in powershell: https://gist.github.com/tyranid/9ffef5962a642d4a1bb8e4ee7e3b...
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by Andoryuuta 9y ago
Ah, yeah. I totally forgot about hopper. I've never used it, but it looks nice, especially for Objective C and Swift.
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by Andoryuuta 9y ago
IMO, I really don't see this as "shameless advertisement". As far as I know, there are really only three worthwhile static analysis tools available right now, Radare2(free), Binary Ninja($99-$300), and IDA pro($500-$5000+). U
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by Andoryuuta 9y ago
Just like how "GIF" is supposed to be pronounced "JIF" according to its creator. Hahaha
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by Andoryuuta 10y ago
It's possible to an extent. The disassembler being used is a commercial product called IDA from Hex-Rays [1]. They also sell a decompiler plugin for IDA. While it can generate C-like output, it being 'readable' is debatable.