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by kdbg 9y ago
Now that you've got a foundation in software development we can move onto exploit-development. Well not quite first you need to bridge your knowledge from building software to breaking it. For this you need to start learning about how
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by kdbg 9y ago
[Part 1 of 2] I'm sorry this didn't get more responses, its a worthy question. First, I've tackled this topic a few times: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNetsec/comments/5i73db/path_to_e... i
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by kdbg 9y ago
Minor correction but a lot of people make the mistake, free climbing is what Ondra did on El Capitan's Dawn Wall last year. Where you climb with ropes but do not use it for any aid in climbing. What Honnold has done is free soloing whi
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by kdbg 9y ago
Rust uses a different allocator actually, jemalloc which doesnt store data inline like ptmalloc does. So an overflow could overwrite other heap stored data it wouldn't overwrite heap metadata or result in a vulnerability from the alloc
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by kdbg 10y ago
This wasn't an official training method, but when I was in the Canadian Army we would sometimes play Diplomacy and call it training.
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by kdbg 10y ago
One of my fondest memories on the CDT was blowing by the weekend hikers in the Wind River Range and Yellowstone (only times I encountered a lot of other people)
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by kdbg 10y ago
Its not exclusive to MS, like you said if you're valued as an employee, ask. I work for a pretty small security company doing assessments (penetration testing, vulnerability research and stuff). I loved the job and really didn't w
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by kdbg 10y ago
The current FKT for an unsupported CT hike is 9days 12hours and 32minutes. (Set this past season) So, a 9Day pace would be a new record if you went for it.
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by kdbg 10y ago
'Laziness' was a big part of my switch to stoveless. At the end of the day I never wanted to waste time boiling water/cooking food I just wanted to eat and sleep. I found myself eating cold even with a stove so I just dropped
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by kdbg 10y ago
oh, for sure. Hacker I think has a much more broad meaning than JUST security. I don't think security should be excluded from it though as the How to be a Hacker article promotes.
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by kdbg 10y ago
Except all this has in common with the original post is the word 'hack'. Actually what you've posted is quite clearly against what the original post is about. > There is another group of people who loudly call themselves h
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by kdbg 10y ago
Law enforcement uses this technique when necessary. They also have a device to help move a wall-plugged device without powering it off. I have heard confirmation of this from friends arrested in the UK (by Scotland Yard) and in the USA (by