lauriewired

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   by lauriewired 4y ago

   KernelSU is pretty interesting in certain circumstances compared to say, Magisk, which is a systemless root. KernelSU cannot be prevented by SELinux—the kernel can even disable SELinux if it wants to. It's quite useful for gaining roo
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   by lauriewired 4y ago

   I would like to challenge the conventional approach and suggest starting with reverse engineering, particularly malware reverse engineering, as a foundation before engaging in research. Engaging in activities such as participating in CTFs,
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   by lauriewired 4y ago

   I've become increasingly convinced that the only long-term reliable solution against hypothetical ransomware attacks are airgapped backups. In some industries, there exists the concept of data-diodes that restrict the flow of informat
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   Reverse engineering programs with unknown instruction sets (2012) [pdf](recon.cx)

   141 points by lauriewired 4y ago|25 comments