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The Role of the Control Flow Graph in Static Analysis(nicolo.dev)
2 points by nicolodev 3y ago|0 comments
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Morgan Stanley warns on 'below seasonal' Apple Dec. guidance(applemust.com)
2 points by nicolodev 3y ago|0 comments
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Recyclable, paper RFID tags look like a work of magic(yankodesign.com)
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UK: London Book Fair Names Its 2024 'Authors of the Day'(publishingperspectives.com)
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New Map APIs from Google(cloud.google.com)
241 points by nicolodev 3y ago|117 comments
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Turn a static SVG into an interactive one, with Flourish(flowingdata.com)
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Quantum Supremacy Explained(bigthink.com)
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Things to Do in London This Autumn(londonist.com)
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The Weight of Information(scottboms.com)
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NHS world first rollout of cancer jab that cuts treatment time by up to 75%(england.nhs.uk)
42 points by nicolodev 3y ago|6 comments
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History of Blue Moon(billpetro.com)
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Ghidra was somehow usable, I got several crashes with Hopper. One question for more expert people than me: does Hopper employ any telemetry inside its demo version? Some issues I discovered were fixed in two days and I did not report them.
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Ops! Forgot to write about it (otherwise it would be so long). I did not mention the tools, but I was mainly referring to Hopper Decompiler/Disassembler (definitely no no for me). Altough it seemed the natural choice for reverse engine
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Thanks a lot!!! I can't believe I meet you on HN, great work so far
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Sorry! My fault
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Okay; this was originally sent by me yesterday. Not sure why it shows 1 hour ago. I have this URL in my browser history of yesterday. Probably I'm hit by the second chance pool.
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Not sure about what happened here.
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by nicolodev 3y ago
1 hour ago? Why should I send again the URL? I'm sure I did not send anything, that's very weird. @mod what happened here? Also how can I possibly send the same article if HN checks if any other articles has the exact same url?
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by nicolodev 3y ago
> Tim Ferrell, from SpaceX's security team, for sending us a testing dish with root access. They probably had a NDA or something that prohibits them to release the firmware publicy.
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Thank you so much! This comment made my day :) The concept about story-telling was to explain in detail how I thought. Despite that, I do agree with some previous comments, some parts are too much.
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Exactly!
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Thanks for the detailed explanation. > The software and hardware stack does itself need to be secure of course Oh this is what I'm missing. It's a huge assumption that I wish that can be true!
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Nice points! Thank you, I'll dig into ARM RME because it seems pretty interesting
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Thanks for your comment. This obfuscation scheme is used only to complicate any attempt to reverse engineering (disassembling, decompilation) of the two processes involved in FairPlay DRM (I'm mainly talking about CoreFP and Fairplayd)
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback again. I did really appreciate it. Oh the website you mentioned seems interesting, especially for a person that does not speak English daily. I'll keep in mind, and of course I bookmarked it.
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by nicolodev 3y ago
I'm having doubts about what you mean about "TEE", I suppose it's term for "trusted execution environment". I'm not sure about I might answer, and it's probable the right question to ask to Apple engi
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Thanks for your feedback. As I previously said in another comment, the article was written in one go and I probably have missed the point of "be minimal in the description". I felt that readers should know a little bit more about
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Thanks for your comment. This article was written in one go, and it could be way better than the actual state. However I do appreciate that you mean to consider my article as a nice example on how things work out in practice. Being a progra
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by nicolodev 3y ago
Thanks for submitting the article! Let me know if anyone has any questions. If you are wondering how Apple obfuscate its software, the answer is simple: they built some extensions for LLVM that applies code transformation directly to LLVM I
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Analysis of obfuscations found in Apple FairPlay(nicolo.dev)
28 points by nicolodev 3y ago|8 comments

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