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by evilsocket 11y ago
i see, well that's the default behaviour ... apparently js is not optional for that theme, im sorry :)
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by evilsocket 11y ago
no offence taken at all :D and I totally agree with you, that's why it's so important to share old tricks despite their simplicity :)
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by evilsocket 11y ago
good point although the post is just a simple PoC ... to fool the kind of behaviour you're talking about, one could simply install a signal handler, call the fake function, handle the sigsegv or whatever, and then use the function as d
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by evilsocket 11y ago
Mr Clean lookalike here :D Do you have any specific navigation problem on the website? i recently switched to a new blog theme, maybe it's that?
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by evilsocket 11y ago
more than 15 yr experience actually, I just thought that sharing some simple tricks would be a good thing
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SuperFish AdWare found inside X-Notifier browser extension code(evilsocket.net)
1 points by evilsocket 12y ago|0 comments
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RuberTooth – A complete Ruby porting of the ubertooth libraries and utilities(evilsocket.net)
3 points by evilsocket 12y ago|0 comments
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Hackers Phishing Leakers: A new BitCoin phishing social technique(evilsocket.net)
1 points by evilsocket 12y ago|0 comments
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by evilsocket 12y ago
EXACTLY :D
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by evilsocket 12y ago
author here ... it's not THAT easy, that specific piece of code was highly obfuscated by proguard ( you know the a.class, b.class, c.class thing? XD ) and everything made me think about the "correct" algorithm, still I can&#x
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by evilsocket 12y ago
yep, android phone ( nexus 5 ) and some hci bluetooth sniffing on a nexus 4 ( you can enabled it on 4.4.4 under dev settings panel )
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by evilsocket 12y ago
http://reverseengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/60/is-...
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by evilsocket 12y ago
I'm seriously thinking about buying/building one of those
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by evilsocket 12y ago
yeah I thought about physical sniffing and wanted to buy/build a bt sniffer myself ... but you know, some Android versions have a builtin bt sniffing feature ;)
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DSploit merges with ZImperium zANTI2(dsploit.net)
1 points by evilsocket 12y ago|0 comments
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How TELCOs are bullying researchers, an italian story(evilsocket.net)
2 points by evilsocket 12y ago|0 comments
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Gibson cache server now available as ActiveSupport store(gibson-db.in)
1 points by evilsocket 12y ago|0 comments
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by evilsocket 12y ago
I have a lawyer who can manage this thing, it's just not worth it. Regarding the grammar, English is not my native language (although this is not an excuse of course).
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by evilsocket 12y ago
good point
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by evilsocket 12y ago
"the project only income", I have a job
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by evilsocket 12y ago
thanks for your effort, but trust me he's not worth it :)
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by evilsocket 12y ago
that's life I suppose, fortunately I have a job :)
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by evilsocket 12y ago
I should change the whole website purpose :)
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by evilsocket 12y ago
and then what? what should I achieve with that ?
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by evilsocket 12y ago
probably
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by evilsocket 12y ago
you know, sometimes I'm maybe a little naive
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DSploit Scam and the Guy Who Made Our Small Income Gone Forever(dsploit.net)
145 points by evilsocket 12y ago|67 comments
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Identifying and isolating functions inside executables like IDA does.(evilsocket.net)
2 points by evilsocket 13y ago|1 comments
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On Windows syscall mechanism and syscall numbers extraction methods(evilsocket.net)
1 points by evilsocket 13y ago|0 comments
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Gibson: a high efficiency, tree based memory cache server.(gibson-db.in)
1 points by evilsocket 13y ago|0 comments

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