kuroguro

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   by kuroguro 5y ago

   > Can anyone even cite a single banking exit scam in the United States I'm from east EU so I can't comment on US, but we've had at least two major banks go under (that I can remember) due to some shady manipulations. A lot
2. 212.▲
   by kuroguro 5y ago

   > because crypto is actively user hostile The "marketing" of "everyone should keep their own wallet" is off, as it was initially only for the computer savvy. But that is also the main selling point. If you want to hav
3. 213.▲
   by kuroguro 6y ago

   Wouldn't most of it get cached downstream tho?
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   by kuroguro 6y ago

   +1 If I wanted a VM, I would run a VM. Looks like this is WSL2 only :/
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   by kuroguro 6y ago

   > the illicit acquisition of non-public user data I thought they meant this, as the phone numbers were 'scraped' trough one of their public facing features (I think it was contacts import this time, before that a lot of phones
6. 216.▲
   by kuroguro 6y ago

   Starting to feel like my login manager will soon need a 'generate random profile' button next to the 'generate password' one...
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   by kuroguro 6y ago

   The troll in me wonders - if forced in such an immoral agreement, would it be possible to create a slew of shady projects with the sole purpose of making the company deal with any fallout. Anything the company wouldn't want to be assoc
8. 218.▲
   by kuroguro 6y ago

   I thought they did allow it in the end? https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=AMD-PSP-...
9. 219.▲
   by kuroguro 6y ago

   IIRC the submitter can re-edit the title and it doesn't filter them the second time. The edit button disappears after a while tho.
10. 220.▲
    by kuroguro 6y ago

    Imagine writing a contract that could mine more ether :O
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    You can do it for quite a while with mousewheel = jump (which isn't considered scripting). Doing it effectively / keeping the speed does require practice. Was way easier in 1.6 and source tho.
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    I ended up picking hexo [0], as the hexo admin plugin [1] provides a nice localhost CMS/editor that supports image pasting, tag editing etc (could be hosted online too for remote/mobile access, but wouldn't be truly static&#x
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    To be fair something as simple as adding a self-signed cert bypasses more AVs than it should. It would work as long as it doesn't become popular. Very few people would put in as much effort as long as there are easier ways around.
14. 224.▲
    by kuroguro 6y ago

    There's also Dick's sporting goods in the US :)
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    Anecdata about the username guessing - some 10 years ago while investigating a second order sql injection incident I saw exactly the same pattern. Attackers got the passwords but not the usernames. Turns out the stored input had a character
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    All coding: Notepad2 (one of the more updated forks) Need to find some reference or search whole folder: Sublime IDEs are too fat, the only time I pull one out is when I need to design a WPF desktop app or sth.
17. 227.▲
    by kuroguro 6y ago

    I use https://wtfismyip.com/ for similar reasons :)
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    Thought the underlying API may mean something else more generic, but no - just running an outdated version https://dev.maxmind.com/release-note/united-kingdom-will-no-... The free DB has to be re-downloaded monthly IIR
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    > I don't know where this is pulling data from Free version of MaxMind's GeoIP - a lot of services use them but the free version is the most inaccurate. That being said, not sure it's a mistake on the EU thing?
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    Well the opposite may be true too - the comment may be lying about it having anything to do with zerodium or that date. Could be just a meme or a bad attempt of misdirection in case it went undetected for a while.
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    Doubt if any of this is useful, but personally > How did you develop your listening skill? I've somehow developed the skill to detect that the other person isn't asking for a solution and most of the time I just blank out and t
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    Somewhat related: I was blown away when I first heard the argument that intelligence is basically compression. http://prize.hutter1.net/hfaq.htm#compai Haven't done any more digging into this but it did give me somethi
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    It's a stripped down version of hexo's dark cactus theme: https://github.com/probberechts/hexo-theme-cactus Don't think it's too popular, but the inspiration may be from elsewhere if you've see
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion, probably missed most of the traffic but just added it :) https://buymeacoffee.com/t0st
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    Well it's not actually the function's start address, it's the instruction pointer's address for the top function (so it moves around while executing). And going down the call tree, it's also not the start address, b
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    ^ yeah that. I started with C so I always had decent low level understanding. I've found I pick things up faster if I'm doing stuff, not reading about it but YMMV. I probably I picked up most of my reverse engineering skills pract
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    Small nitpick: I believe these are items/prices for the in-game currency, not micro-transactions. You can buy in-game currency for real world money tho: https://gta.fandom.com/wiki/Cash_Cards Not 100% sure, never
28. 238.▲
    by kuroguro 6y ago

    yep, my bad
29. 239.▲
    by kuroguro 6y ago

    Author here, my bad, forgot to set it to public ^^;;
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    by kuroguro 6y ago

    Yeah, there's some disclaimers in the PoC repo. Definetly use at your own risk.