l-albertovich

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by l-albertovich 3y ago
That's interesting, some time ago I saw a video about a live captioning system in Louis Rossmans (youtube id r09Hm2zd2lY) where someone asked the same question and the answer was that they only accepted local applications. Did I misund
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by l-albertovich 4y ago
While I agree that previous engagements might have found vulnerabilities that may or may not be addressed (after all, that's up to the client) I think a core part of a decent source code audit or pentest is to find those so if that was
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by l-albertovich 4y ago
Yeah, not only the story was really interesting from a technical point of view but the storytelling and the social aspects of his relationship with his SO and their social circle were really enjoyable. I even chuckled when he got mad and we
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by l-albertovich 4y ago
Oh boy! Ever since I listened to The cuckoo's egg I wanted to reach out to tell you how much I loved it, I enjoyed ever single minute out of the almost 13 hours so thank you very much for it. I'm looking forward to reading or list
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by l-albertovich 4y ago
I'm glad you used it, even if to some your application doesn't need it, it's good for the toolkit and I personally like how it looks. Additionally, I think that your project might be useful to people and the only reason it ex
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by l-albertovich 4y ago
Well, it runs (insert dramatic pause) over people.
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by l-albertovich 4y ago
According to books such as "¡Es la microbiota, idiota!" (ISBN 8413440688 but I don't know if it's available in english) it's not that simple, I think they said that not all the strains are identified and even then t
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by l-albertovich 4y ago
Glanced over it, it doesn't look like a bug, just wasteful. The way I see it, because sc_array_clear resets cap and size to zero, the next call to sc_array_add will issue a realloc call to the default minimum size (8) and it won't
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by l-albertovich 4y ago
Everything is handled in process, you can find some examples in the runtime test cases. [1] - https://github.com/fluent/fluent-bit/blob/master/tests/runti...
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by l-albertovich 4y ago
I wrote the code for the OpenTelemetry metrics I/O plugins and the underlying decoder and encoder, I'd be happy to answer any questions related to it.
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by l-albertovich 4y ago
OMG, I just went to Eluktronics' site out of curiosity and saw LPP which sounds AMAZING. I've been thinking of something like that for a long time and seeing it readily available just blew my socks off.
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
I implemented something very similar in C using shared memory and a custom multi producer / consumer ring buffer for a different exchange. It was NEAT. I loved how the code turned out and how performant it was and would love to talk to
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
They point of having 2 drives is being able to better isolate your secure system. If you physically unplug your secure drive then you know for sure that no fun stuff is going on behind your back. I'm not entirely sure about secure boot
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
If you don't have the money or space what you can do is just have 2 hard drives, one fully encrypted running whichever OS you want and one with windows. Unplugging the secure one when booting into the insecure one would be ideal but n
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
And of course a very easy to exploit bug that has been around for like 12 years hasn't gone public a few days ago because LPEs DO NOT EXIST IN LINUX. I mean, it's quite obvious, exploitable bugs do not exist in Linux because back
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
I think you'll need to repeat that a little bit louder beacuse it seems like they didn't get the news in the middle east.
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
What I found interesting about this was the bluetooth / offline communication part.
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
Seems like a great opportunity, I can't say I've ever been disappointed with an article I read from them and it really seems like they know their stuff so there's probably a lot of really interesting people to meet there as w
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
Not OP but thought I could help : Usually you have to use (or create) an unpinner frida script. In my experience it's been easier to just write down custom dumpers to avoid having to deal with that and also modifying the request (at le
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
Not OP but thought I could help : To some degree yes, apktool will unpack the apk and disassemble the dex files in a way in which you can modify them and then compile the project again, sign it and deploy it (as long as your device supports
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
Well crap, there you go, giving the lunatics reasons not to get tested and make the whole thing worse than it already is... I'm joking, I don't think you did anything wrong but I'd hate it if a ridiculous argument such as thi
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
Sorry about the late reply but this is something I've been thinking about for a long time and something for which I have been trying to design my own carrier board while waiting for the turing pi 2. Think about Qubes OS where you defin
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
To me the big plus is compartmentalizing, having my games in an isolated environment designed /optimized for that makes it easier to keep my computer safe because I no longer have to consider GPU driver availability / stability in
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
That or you could go the concerned ape way which is way cooler IMO.
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
Huh, a few days ago I listened to the darknet diaries on kik, I guess imgur is about to become a child porn den... Sarcasm aside, it'd be cool if they got their shit together.
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
I really like the concept, the only thing I'd nitpick is that I didn't quite dig the stack spread (C++, go, php and python) and that I found the grommox code very hard to follow, not due to the inherent complexity of the tasks but
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
IIRC someone mentioned something about it running apps with waydroid or anbox (can't remember) a few days ago in a related thread right? Have you tested it?
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
Up till now I was thinking this seemed very interesting and the price point of getting it wasn't bad at all (quickly searched amzn to see what the Xperia 10 II price was) but if what you say is true then it would be kind of worrying. E
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
Sorry about the late reply, I didn't realize there was a reply to my message. I reviewed it once again and can attest that what you say is correct, so that's cool. Thanks for taking the time to reply!
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by l-albertovich 5y ago
I was using iMessage as an example of something tedious and not overly complex but not exactly low hanging fruit that's yet to be completely reversed. The S/N or certificate parts don't even matter, if people had reversed the

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