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by sim7c00 3y ago
Didn't read all the leaks but it seems a bit wild to conclude a vendor implemented a backdoor purposefully. There's some been found ofcourse, but simply being SIGINT capable, why does that imply 'backdoor'.? If they have
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by sim7c00 3y ago
you can also kill someone with your hands or a knife, that doesnt make guns less deadly. perhaps theres good use cases for deep fake tech, but realising people will use technologies for their own use cases instead the one you envisioned i t
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by sim7c00 3y ago
I think technology isnt neutral, and people creating tech that can cause harm and subsequently making it available to the general public and easy to use are as immoral as the people using it. i love writing malware, but once it works, i del
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by sim7c00 3y ago
this imho is the way to use it. it is so easy once u get it set up. for me it was one of the simplest ways i found to use such systems.
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by sim7c00 3y ago
This is correct to be honest. rooting your phone doesn't ruin other peoples phone experience unless you perform actually illegal conduct perhaps (maybe some hacks or w/e?). Cheating in a game is not illegal, so companies need to t
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by sim7c00 3y ago
that's fair enough. perhaps they can more easily in AV land make some kind of signature that whitelists this self-deletion javascript method because the script is more readable. though i'd expect a good AV to be at least worried i
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by sim7c00 3y ago
The script doesn't inject. But a lot of malware downloads a script and runs it, so you'd hit another rule.
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by sim7c00 3y ago
The first point is true i admit. There are very complex and good ways to identify stuff but those perform so bad they cannot be used in practice. AV/EDR products do try to prevent a lot of stuff. They can 'generically' block
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by sim7c00 3y ago
They inject something into Explorer. I would assume that to be some DLL that is injected? ---- Neither code injection nor detouring is officially supported. I can’t tell who did the detouring. Maybe somebody added a detour to the uninstalle
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by sim7c00 3y ago
Haha, well fair enough the crash is bad indeed, good point! This isn't intended behavior though and presumably, it doesn't crash on in cases of this technique being implemented in uninstallers. (a bit of a guess i admit!)
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by sim7c00 3y ago
you could with anti-exploit techniques (or within windows itself) hook VirtualProtect and such functions to check if its not making the stack executable. Also you could check it on process startup. However, it won't solve much, becaus
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by sim7c00 3y ago
killdisk->wipe_disk - should allow you to thoroughly purge it ;)
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by sim7c00 3y ago
The author says the binary looks like malware because it self-deletes, sleeps and touches this uninstaller thing. But the script he proposes, which would be triggered by this same thing, does the same. I am ignoring the injection thing sinc
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by sim7c00 3y ago
For games which do not require a level editor i'd agree love is better. but this is only a small subset of games perhaps. other cases, an editor is definitely useful. making an editor yourself is really, really tedious.
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by sim7c00 3y ago
Because of potential false positives, and the speed at which files need to be analyzed at runtime (suspend process executing it and then analyze it), having files which take a long time to unpack and identify can cause these to be allowed t
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by sim7c00 3y ago
From the description on the consumer service's site: ------ Google schendt elke dag jouw online privacy en volgt stiekem je fysieke locatie. Google verzamelt, analyseert en deelt gegevens over jou met anderen en verdient daar miljarden
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by sim7c00 3y ago
u can also add that facebook one if u had an account :P it's via the same site. once u signed up u can see what claims are open. - handy site. I guess we do like free stuff here :D Never once had a pay out, but its free to sign up so i
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by sim7c00 3y ago
so agree that a lot is not going back, perhaps more just modifying whats there. i think the first rule for me is: computers need to make things more simple for humans. how we control our devices, how we use those controls to do things (like
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by sim7c00 3y ago
you are right that tpm and such technologies are a right step, you have to start somewhere. (i know it didnt start at tpm ofcourse). The author is also right that some claims are too markety while in the real world device are still vulnerab
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by sim7c00 3y ago
Awesome, I still work in Renoise tracker today :> trackers are amazing (Renoise support VST3 and other modern stuff - not a chiptune tracker but a full DAW based on fastTracker.). Love to see this though am definitely going to give it a
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by sim7c00 3y ago
i live in a more northen country, but still writing a small blog helped me too to get my first IT job. a friend gave me the tip for me to show i had recent relevant,activities for a job. its a really good tip. even if no one reads it you c
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by sim7c00 3y ago
its a shame they need to lean on defender for this. it wouldnt be too long of a stretch to expect windows to verify the binaries it ships with, and not accept unsigned ones for those windows / MS binaries in the windows directory :(. i
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by sim7c00 3y ago
secureboot could be leveraged for such things but as with most great features, only the bare minimum implementation is provided in 'modern secure operating systems'
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by sim7c00 3y ago
its not too bad, but you do need much more bytes for some additional elf structures like for example dynamic table entry for the library, dyn strings to go in there for the lib name and perhaps some relocation and things like GOT/PLT d
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by sim7c00 3y ago
i think ultimately this will not be entirely possible. if a company posts transcripts with real names of people that can be damaging for the people (they moght misbehave simply due to company culture, pressure not visible through the open p
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by sim7c00 3y ago
very nice and comprehensive guide, thanks a lot!
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by sim7c00 3y ago
chatGPT is amazing if you have not mastered the language you are writing in. its what it is for. give it some text, have it rewrite it. that its generated by it doesnt mean any content was produced by it. often ppl just use it to rephrase.
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by sim7c00 3y ago
this is what u are supposed to do, but people generally are lazy and for complex binaries or programs this can be a bit of a fiddley task honestly. you can write scripts which dump out all you need if u want. when people only had 'jail
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by sim7c00 3y ago
where did u find this python stuff.. Languages Rust 100.0% did the link change??
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by sim7c00 3y ago
does anyone have specific and unique enough code in their pvt repos to see if co pilot and such things will actually recommend their specific private code or methods (i guess this is the thing ppl worry about?)?

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