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by slipstream- 9y ago
You misunderstood: the commenter said they'd provide a passworded wifi network and a sign somewhere saying "visit this URL to get the password for the wifi!" People would visit that URL using mobile internet...
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by slipstream- 9y ago
I also heard "too well", as in, developers just wanted to use their android apps instead of making windows apps. It wasn't totally canned though, it became the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
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by slipstream- 9y ago
>If you can simply provide "up to" on something, then I wanna sell you a box for ten bucks that contains up to a million dollars! So, scratchcards then?
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by slipstream- 9y ago
IMO, the problem with disclosure is one of the biggest problems with infosec right now...
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by slipstream- 9y ago
Ah, OK.
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by slipstream- 9y ago
Doesn't seem to be working in Edge. Line 33: Object doesn't support property or method 'forEach'
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by slipstream- 9y ago
I'd actually be interested to see the pitches made by these kinds of people...
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by slipstream- 9y ago
I've written small command line scripts in PHP before (without any helper libraries). Using PHP for such things is nice when interfacing with web services (JSON parsing, SimpleXML, etc). Perhaps Peachpie, when it reaches production qua
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by slipstream- 9y ago
as InfoSec Taylor Swift once said, "potentially unwanted programs" are just malware with a legal team.
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by slipstream- 9y ago
What do you expect, from an entity that advertises via spreading malware/PUPs? https://blog.malwarebytes.com/detections/pup-optional-bookin...
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by slipstream- 9y ago
>Or, wait until Microsoft finalises their x86 translation layer for Windows 10 ARM ARM64, not ARMv7. Also, from what I hear, binaries need to be compiled specifically for this - others just use a slower JIT emulator.
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by slipstream- 9y ago
I thought at first that this was to do with memory mapping/banking...
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by slipstream- 9y ago
I tend to buy from a UK vendor who I found out about through favourable magazine reviews. The last few times I ordered from them, they offered no-OS options (which in practise meant a preinstalled but non-activated Windows, and Windows rein
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GBA Pokémon Games – Remote Code Execution as a Feature(forums.glitchcity.info)
2 points by slipstream- 10y ago|0 comments
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by slipstream- 10y ago
>modern malware does not try and break your system. Unfortunately, malware has shifted back into breaking systems, under the form of ransomware.
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by slipstream- 10y ago
The website seems to be a blogspot blog on a custom subdomain...
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Getting code exec in other GB(C) games from code exec in a single GB(C) game(youtube.com)
2 points by slipstream- 10y ago|0 comments
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by slipstream- 10y ago
If you sideload it as an unpacked appx in developer mode rather than an unpacked extension it doesn't do this.
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by slipstream- 10y ago
I reversed the shellcode, it's almost exactly the same used in 2013 (freedom hosting): https://twitter.com/TheWack0lian/status/803736507521474560
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by slipstream- 10y ago
I agree. Malware has been known to install vulnerable signed drivers to get unsigned kernelmode code execution.
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by slipstream- 10y ago
>On the other hand, Microsoft could have easily gotten a much more "robust" lockdown - by simply demanding mandatory, unchangeable Secure Boot like on the ARM tablets. But they didn't do that. Didn't you hear that Sec
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by slipstream- 10y ago
7.1 wasn't just a version number that China DOS Union made up but is the actual version number of win98's (and 95 OSR 2's) DOS.
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by slipstream- 10y ago
So, default wallpapers in early Windows 95 builds. The first Preliminary Development Kit had an "Under Construction" wallpaper. The second one had the same wallpaper but tiled. Beta 1 had a different "Under Construction"
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by slipstream- 10y ago
"help track down leaked builds of Windows" If you're talking about public leaks (rather than just private leaks to a few individuals), surely they're not that hard to find? I wonder if you mean the leakers? (for the reco
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by slipstream- 10y ago
MS' own advisory says you don't need physical access (only admin rights).
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by slipstream- 10y ago
Already fixed, 10 minutes after I noticed myself. Yay for Let's Encrypt.
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by slipstream- 10y ago
No, it doesn't. It merely prevents the use of one way to install some policies on Windows RT devices.
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by slipstream- 10y ago
On Phone, the exploit chain to do exactly that is already public.
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by slipstream- 10y ago
Maybe so; but I didn't want to implement too many effects. :)
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Writeup of Secure Boot Bypass (MS16-094/MS16-100, CVE-2016-3287/CVE-2016-3320)(rol.im)
4 points by slipstream- 10y ago|0 comments

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