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bynxbynx
2y ago
While I find this mildly annoying at times, it's a good reminder that I can just hardcode the port if I want HTTP
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bynxbynx
5y ago
Learning how to is half the fun! There's a bunch of good tutorials out there on [dumb] fuzzing (presumably where you'll start). One starting point I'd recommend is taking a binary that accepts input from stdin and making some
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bynxbynx
5y ago
Anecdotal: I've seen a lot of people migrate to substack (not how much better it is, but I dont dislike visiting it like I dislike visiting a medium blog)
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bynxbynx
5y ago
I originally built my home server for academic use (computational physics), but after changing in security I've come to use it as a fuzzing playground. Oftentimes I kick off a fuzzer on some OSS, e.g., GCC, v8, standard *nix binaries,
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bynxbynx
5y ago
I've enjoyed dropshot ( https://github.com/oxidecomputer/dropshot/ ) but recognize it's not for everyone :)
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bynxbynx
6y ago
Originally we were on IRC. As the team grew, more CTFs were being played - often concurrently - so having dedicated (private) channels for a given CTF and "sub" channels for its challenges gave us a lot more flexibility. That bein
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bynxbynx
6y ago
I help run the OpenToAll CTF team - while the primary focus for most are CTFs, the community (>500) has really expanded, e.g., (in the slack workspace) we have active channels for N-day repros, bug bounties with internal competitions, fi
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bynxbynx
6y ago
C-; It's really C-o but I have that key combo mapped to C-; and capslock -> C when pressed with another key (otherwise defaults to esc) Pinkies all the way