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Using local LLM and Ghidra to analyze malware (Part 2)(discounttimu.substack.com)
2 points by guardiangod 7mo ago|1 comments
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by guardiangod 7mo ago
Thoughts: - Local LLM, with a powerful debugger as its oracle, is now powerful enough to run rudimentary malware analysis without consulting with external sources. - More complex malwares are still beyond what local LLMs can handle. The loc
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Using local LLM and Ghidra to analyze malware(discounttimu.substack.com)
3 points by guardiangod 7mo ago|1 comments
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by guardiangod 7mo ago
The "NemoClaw vs. OpenClaw" section is absolutely ridiculous. OpenClaw vs NemoClaw (NVIDIA) Developer Peter Steinberger (individual project) vs NVIDIA Corporation Current Status Acquired by OpenAI (Feb 2026) vs Upcoming
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Minesweeper but It's the Strait of Hormuz(sweepthestrait.com)
3 points by guardiangod 7mo ago|1 comments
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by guardiangod 1y ago
>wasted much of it on insurance or overhead. Insurance and overhead (eg. safety harass) exist for a reason other than to drain your wallet. Roofing is also a physically difficult job. You won't find many 50+ year old to couch on a r
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by guardiangod 1y ago
Well since the 787 program will very likely never break even, let alone turn in profit, for Boeing, the 737's replacement will be a do or die project for Boeing. They cannot afford another money-losing product.
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by guardiangod 1y ago
>The company is also asking UK government officials to provide emergency support for its suppliers to get through this period, according to people close to the talks. The support is going to suppliers, who are the true victim, but it&#x2
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by guardiangod 1y ago
>You immediately arrest have any employee interfering with emergency response and throw them in jail. Imagine that you work for a 3 letter US agency and is storing confidential data on AWS. Would you allow random individuals (yes even fo
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by guardiangod 1y ago
Oh yeah I used to play on T3Houston all the time, back in ~2003 (as Undead). There weren't that many W3 mod servers that had a consistent player population. I lived in PNW though so the latency was always around ~80ms.
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by guardiangod 1y ago
Rome had been the center of the western world for 2000 years, and Paris for 400. You can't compare those "well-trodden" cities to Kyoto, which was relatively secluded from tourists until the invention of jet airliners.
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by guardiangod 1y ago
I was in a Shikoku hotel's public bath a couple month ago, and a guy with full on Yakuza back (and arms) tattoo came in to shower. No one batted an eye. Granted no staff was present, so no one enforced the rule. I also did not try to g
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Pangu's Sorrow: The Sorrow and Darkness of Huawei's Noah Pangu LLM R&D Process(github.com)
17 points by guardiangod 1y ago|2 comments
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by guardiangod 2y ago
Oh a confuse delegate vulnerability. Azure is not the only cloud provider with that oversight, let me tell you.
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by guardiangod 2y ago
The gold example the author mentioned is a good indicator. Would you agree, that in a marriage, that money in a shared account is property owned by both husband and wife? And yet, because of the father's belief, he took the money out a
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by guardiangod 2y ago
Because the paranoia will worsen, and one day he will accuse you (or your siblings/wife/his siblings) of doing harms to him, even though it's pure paranoia. Examples include trying to steal assets from him, belittled him with
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by guardiangod 2y ago
Without going too deeply, I sympathize with the writer on an extremely personal level. At some point, you have to make a decision- do you continue to maintain a relationship with your father, or do you choose to sever your relationship like
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by guardiangod 2y ago
I think that if Mozilla is not interested in further developing Firefox, they should split off Firefox to its own entity. Then the people who wants to work on/support Firefox can solely work on Firefox, and other people who wants to pu
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by guardiangod 2y ago
That's incredible. The plane literally turned over and burnt but no casualty. The flight staff must have done as amazing job keeping everyone calm and helped everyone get out of the upside, burning plane.
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by guardiangod 2y ago
You probably should stop buying your favorite brand Palo Alto Network then. https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-1283...
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by guardiangod 2y ago
He still owes us a dick. https://thenextweb.com/news/john-mcafee-reneges-on-promise-t...
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by guardiangod 2y ago
So you said the IPs are residential IP, but their reverse DNS points to a amazonbot domain? Does that even make sense?
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by guardiangod 2y ago
I used to work for malware detection for a security company, and we looked at residential IP proxy services. They are very, very, very expensive for the amount of data you get. You are paying for per bit of data. Even with Amazon's mon
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by guardiangod 2y ago
The rail grinding noise of those Mark 1 Skytrain cars are really something. They literally made my ears hurt. For reference New York's subway rail noise never made my ears hurt that much. The explanation I read online is that Translink
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by guardiangod 2y ago
That could be true, but as any New Yorker knows, it is common for a rider to leave his rental bike unattended (leaning beside a scaffold) while the person tend their business in a building (eg. deliver takeout). I would guess the assassin w
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by guardiangod 2y ago
I literally played the 'Highway of Death' CoD:MW 2019 mission last night (before it crashed and I called it a night). That game has no self-awareness at all. US good, Russians bad, must kill bearded brown people.
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by guardiangod 2y ago
I am reminded of a revelation from a man who has seen it all From the creator of Windows' kernel: https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-longhor... >Cutler found what he terms "the worst code
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by guardiangod 2y ago
I used to use dual monitors 50:50 in front of me, but after a few years I started getting neck pain. Now I put a monitor directly in front of me, and a secondary monitor on the side. No more neck pain.
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How to Update Software (We Can Secure Our World) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by guardiangod 2y ago|0 comments
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NASA's SLS rocket's Mobile Launcher-2 increase from $383M to $2.7B(twitter.com)
73 points by guardiangod 2y ago|71 comments

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