FastEatSlow

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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
> You have to code as if someone you don't want will be reading it. This reminded me of "Always code as if the person who ends up maintaining your code is a violent psychopath who knows where you live."
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Chaos Ransomware v4(brianstadnicki.github.io)
2 points by FastEatSlow 5y ago|0 comments
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
Yeah I've noticed it as well. I suppose it's because the GCHQ can't necessarily pay enough for very talented individuals who are required for certain work, whereas defence companies are somewhat poured with funds. I've h
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
Very high, zerodium [1] offers from $10k to $1mil depending on the exploit. [1] https://zerodium.com/program.html
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
I'd argue that it's not too significant of an issue, as generally most clients do a good job of presenting themselves with completely normal behaviour to the discord api. Most people are banned because of API limits, such as attem
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
I agree that it's very easy to tell between the students of a great teacher and a bad teacher. I've found that the best teachers are ones that came from industry, they did their work, and then went into teaching. That's why m
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
Yes, actual threat actors use these techniques even after publication. There is a lot of outdated/misconfigured systems in the wild. A fairly recent example is the defacing of multiple Ukrainian government websites[1], through exploiti
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
It's quoting Bender specifically, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubPWaDWcOLU . "Yeah well, I'm gonna build my own themepark, with blackjack, and hookers. Infact, forget the park" when he's thrown ou
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
Hulu should've built their own Futurama, with black jack, and hookers.
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
I'm having the same issue as well, there's nothing on github status yet.
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Stack Overflow blocks Tor due to DDoS attacks(meta.stackexchange.com)
2 points by FastEatSlow 5y ago|1 comments
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
Remember that while HR might use teams for interviews, that doesn't necessarily mean that it's used internally. I'd recommend to ask about their internal communication software before making a decision.
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
3D acceleration should be enabled in the VM, so yes, but likely not very well as virtualization often does.
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
Yes, it's a VM that's connected to with RDP and configured with to appear seamless. The docs directory on the GitHub specifies exactly the setup needed.
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
I don't call the authors of most original malware skript kiddies, that term is for the people who copy the common malware with at most a few edits or create Frankenstein creations out of multiple common sources.
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
Finding the author of most common malware isn't hard, skript kiddies really like their credit for reputation.
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
The majority of the update process is downloading and decompressing, which can be interrupted without issues. The update process itself should be quick enough that if the user does happen to decide to turn off their machine, it will just de
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
So Microsoft is trying to blame users for their computers being out of date, when it's their automatic system failing... Keeping computers on overnight should not be required for proper updates, most computers are practically idle most
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
The school districts/bus company would have to install electric chargers, which while could come out cheaper overall, is still a tougher sell than a standard engine.
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
In the UK, we still have requirements for windows to be open. This year it's much better because they decided to introduce carbon dioxide monitors to every room and force teachers to figure out how to leave the windows open and still h
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Gitlab RCE Stealth Shellbot(brianstadnicki.github.io)
1 points by FastEatSlow 5y ago|0 comments
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
I was watching the TVN vote when visiting my grandparents in poland, man was it scary. Really felt dystopian watching the news during it, but it was great how many protests supported TVN. I'm annoyed that I didn't find out about t
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
I think that in the days before good windows security, it's true that more people threw out their assets due to malware. I've seen plenty of family members do it, reinstalling an operating system is sadly not something "anyon
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Analysis of the SBIDIOT Botnet(brianstadnicki.github.io)
2 points by FastEatSlow 5y ago|0 comments
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A Free Accredited Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science – How Do We Get There?(freecodecamp.org)
5 points by FastEatSlow 5y ago|0 comments
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
Thanks, I forgot about dec.
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
Thanks, I forgot about that
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
It doesn't really, a NOP is equivalent to most jumps now, I'll try to dig up a source for that in a few hours. It used to be the case 10-20 years ago, I remember reading about it on an llvm thread.
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by FastEatSlow 5y ago
There was an edge case where when the input was 0x2, it returned 0x1, that was my quick way of handling that.
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Writing a self-modifying x86 factorial program(brianstadnicki.github.io)
46 points by FastEatSlow 5y ago|28 comments

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