homedog

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by homedog 14y ago
I've rebased addresses in IDA tons of times, and I've never run into any corruption.
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by homedog 14y ago
It's the inevitable fate for anything that uses CL for data. CL is too afraid of competition, yet refuses to innovate. It's a shame.
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by homedog 14y ago
Big one recently: MEGA
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by homedog 14y ago
This is just nitpicking. I did not say HMACs were not MACs anywhere in my comment.
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by homedog 14y ago
Basically, they use CBC-MAC to verify the integrity of their script sources. This is pretty bad because a MAC is not resistant to collisions, and given the original key, it's trivial to generate alternate data that gives the same output. A
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by homedog 14y ago
Legitimate question: can someone tell me why something like this would be useful? Don't most libraries that handle json decoding make parsing it extremely easy? I read through the examples on the site, and I'm still not convinced something
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by homedog 14y ago
I think it is safe to justify calling someone a douchebag when they attempt to claim ownership of a very generic style and concept.
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by homedog 14y ago
I think you underestimate how easy it is to exploit buffer overflows on systems with no exploit mitigations. Come back when you have ASLR and DEP running on the gameboy.
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by homedog 14y ago
People actually care?
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by homedog 14y ago
> all while maintaining the CSV's validity Yeah, cause we all know how hard that is.
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by homedog 14y ago
http://www.ponoko.com/
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by homedog 14y ago
What's preventing someone from purchasing a GPL/BSD license for the source code, and then hosting it publicly (with licenses intact) somewhere, say, github?
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by homedog 14y ago
It's particularly useless for anything else, really. Not to mention it's in a completely un-portable format. One can only hope this was generated automatically.