heathl

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   by heathl 8y ago

   It's questioning the ethics of lying, not the production advantages of being unethical. The two of you have different priorities. You are both right and both wrong. It's not really the kind of thing that requires a citation. Howev
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   by heathl 8y ago

   It's not a security professional saying this though. It's a politician. You can never be 100%, you're right. You can be aware of common attack vectors and address them though. You can be aware of what resources are most vital
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   by heathl 8y ago

   It would depend on the exploit. For a simple example, an exploit that was a result of a flaw in the file specification could result in it being cross platform. It's going to be rarer to find something of that scope, maybe even to the p
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   by heathl 8y ago

   https://www.hex-rays.com/products/ida/support/download_freew... Version 7 is freeware now. Sure you don't get the decompiler and you're limited on target architectures, but it's still an amazin