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by burrows 14y ago
plz definez hack for me
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by burrows 16y ago
Would probably make sense for someone to just write a site agnostic 'drawchat' plugin.
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by burrows 16y ago
http://www.mathim.com/ and http://typewith.me/ and http://www.mangamasters.com/paintchat/
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by burrows 16y ago
There was some issues with the code. Mostly memleaks. I think I've fixed most of them, although it was tough to do so elegantly. You may want to rethink using the START_HANDLER macro (or at least restructure it) as it makes it difficult t
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by burrows 16y ago
Your rules for a draw are broke. http://i.imgur.com/KH91X.jpg
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by burrows 16y ago
My apologies. I hadn't mean to suggest GAKS. However there are many known problems with implementations using GAKS. Bad implementations make heavy use of CPU and it's easily detectable. The methods I suggested later in my post are far su
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by burrows 16y ago
This is a very naive implementation. Better off using a keyboard hook or GetAsyncKeyState as someone suggested. And if you want to write a 'real' implementation, you write a keyboard filter driver. Or hook NtUserGetAsyncKeyState.
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by burrows 16y ago
That's not accounting for security platforms though. Packers, crypters, vms, etc. Anyone can read assembler.
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by burrows 16y ago
If the software is crap enough to the point where there are embedded usernames and passwords in the binary, it's barely even worth mentioning.
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by burrows 16y ago
I don't understand why anyone should care what 'errata' thinks. This is some of their past research. http://www.erratasec.com/research.html Really.
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by burrows 16y ago
There is no reason to ask such a question because potential projects are outlined in _thousands_ of places across the net. It seems that he put absolutely no effort into googling and finding such projects on his own.
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by burrows 16y ago
These questions always seem so ridiculous. There are thousands of examples of projects that fall into systems programming. Do one of these things: keyboard/mouse driver, hard drive diagnostics poller, implement raw sockets on windows, syst
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by burrows 16y ago
Collecting data can definitely be 'evil'. Would you be okay with the government sticking cameras in your house? What about your bathrooms? That's data collection.
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by burrows 16y ago
I'm not sure if this is meant to be a serious comment, but not only is it misleading, it's also naive. As you try to lead the conversation into talking about an actual kernel halt or panic as opposed to what the OP actually said. This was
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by burrows 16y ago
And... you've essentially discredited windows, linux, and os x.
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by burrows 16y ago
Definitely, my original point was that the information they released (or lack thereof with regards to the technical aspect) made for an article lacking in depth and not something I would generally want to see on hn. Hopefully once damage co
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by burrows 16y ago
"We've identified the vulnerability, shut it down and are vigorously pursuing the matter with law enforcement." Is a pretty clear assertion that they are aware of how the attack took place and know how to patch the issue.
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by burrows 16y ago
Could this be any less technical? This seems to barely even qualify as something to be show on hacker news. It doesn't talk about the exploited service, the vulnerability, if it was known, etc. Instead they tell us 'signs of spam'.
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by burrows 16y ago
This article falls flat for a couple of reasons. 1) In Open Source projects people don't care about your gender, orientation, race, etc. in large part because this information isn't even available. I'd like you to give me some examples whe
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by burrows 16y ago
I'm sure this is going to ruffle feathers, but whatever. The way you become a 'top tier hacker' is by exploiting and reversing in the community (black/grey hats). Much of this is done through working with people who you respect and may hav
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by burrows 16y ago
Downvotes because of phrasing? Here. So called 'white hat hackers' tend to be fraudulent script kiddies who couldn't hack their way out of a gibs0n. They often attend classes like this http://www.infosecinstitute.com/blog/ethical_hacking_c
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by burrows 16y ago
Hiring white hat hackers is a joke. They are the ultimate in hacks. Step 1. Open up Metasploit Step 2. Button Mash. ???? Step 3. Profit
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by burrows 16y ago
What I really don't understand is how someone like this even get's hired as a developer. I'm assuming he either writes in-house software for a non-tech company or is just another dud at Micro$. It's also perplexing that he is either 1) com
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by burrows 16y ago
Despite the fact that Operational Knowledge can be hard to replicate with the efficiency of someone who has more experience. I find talking to more senior engineers about their development process (or even just pair programming with them)
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by burrows 16y ago
The way I've heard successful start up types describe this is issue is like so. Keeping your idea a secret is only going to hurt you and the project because it doesn't have the opportunity to grow with the criticisms of potential users and
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by burrows 16y ago
"Since I have spent the better part of my adult life in and around databases i will be the first person to tell you... there is very little you can build without them." Seems that he just decided to entirely ignore systems programming, embe
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by burrows 16y ago
Inflammatory and pragmatically useless?
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by burrows 16y ago
Sweet man, I'm working on ironing some bugs out right now. Getting the scoping mechanism to be conformant is my next focus.
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