noproto

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   by noproto 8mo ago

   All of the attacks are released for the three platforms (Proxmark3, Flipper Zero, and Chameleon Ultra). Our goal was day 1 support for RFID testing devices.
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   Break Me If You Can: Exploiting PKO and Relay Attacks in 3DES/AES NFC(breakmeifyoucan.com)

   52 points by noproto 8mo ago|44 comments
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   by noproto 5y ago

   Took a look at my own codebase, which is 99% Rust. All gray, I'm guessing Rust isn't currently a recognized file type? Either way, very nice! I currently use the "dirtree" tool ( https://github.com/emad-el
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   by noproto 5y ago

   No worries. I brought it back, DNS propagation just finished. Someone may have killed init or the like, which the software allows root to do. After all, why stop hackers from removing their own access and alerting the NOC team? :) To whomev
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   by noproto 5y ago

   Yea, sure. It's a server provided for security researchers. The challenge is to run any program we haven't allowed from the root shell. It's been defeated and patched 3 times over the past 2 years. You can get the list of all
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   by noproto 5y ago

   I spent a weekend recently comparing GoTTY to similar solutions and GoTTY/ttyd (the C port) are the best projects. Ultimately, I chose ttyd ( https://github.com/tsl0922/ttyd ), because the main GoTTY project was aba