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Faelian2

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About Faelian2

Pentester Freelance, based in Europe.

mail: olivier [at] lasne dot pro

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    Comment #46770357

    I did wrote a small open-source tool in Rust. And I too did encounter that kind of issue when I did start to build a .deb. Honestly, it was the kind of bug that is not fun to fix, …

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    Comment #45633886

    Thanks for putting this site together. Despite all the comments here, I find your point pretty convincing.

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    Comment #44167951

    That's a really interesting project. I have been generating documents for a while using https://github.com/enhuiz/eisvogel . It's nice to use markdown, but I feel really limited, a…

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    Comment #42429464

    France is literally making billions by exporting in electricity. https://oec.world/en/profile/bilateral-product/electricity/r... It's France 9th biggest export.

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    Comment #42255220

    An explanation of the attack by the company doing the investigation: https://www.volexity.com/blog/2024/11/22/the-nearest-neighbo...

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    Comment #42235898

    At what timestamp in the documentary do they talk about ?

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    Comment #42213863

    I love how he is porting every local attack to web applications. I am also a bit frightening that the number of attack you have to know for the Burp Certification keeps getting lon…

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    Comment #42157085

    I don't use GDB a lot. But when I do, I generally use the pwndb extension. It's written for exploit development, but even for debugging a C program. It makes things a lot nicer. ht…

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    Comment #41696853

    I am writing an hexadecimal editor in rust, with colors. https://github.com/0xfalafel/hextazy I am also playing a bit with Gtk4, Relm4, and creating Active Directory labs with vagr…

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    Comment #41547206

    Do you guys know if `!isset()` is a good alternative ? Or if it also has some shortcomings ?

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    Comment #41346257

    As a pentester, I would argue that attackers don't think in graphs either. Apart from Bloodhound, I can't think of any tools where we have graphs. For web security, I can't think o…

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    Comment #40229195

    SEEKING WORK: Pentest / AppSec / Training / Cybersecurity | Remote, France Cybersecurity expert, with 8 years of experience, I have audited multiple complex systems. From Internet …

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    Comment #40171767

    I just read "Windows from Marcus Aurelius". Guess I need to spend some time AFK

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    Comment #40169480

    Yeah, sorry guys. I did write too fast. The last sentence should be : So in that regard, Alpine is less secure by using musl. However, having a small and understandable system is a…

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    Comment #40167415

    Just my two cents about the security aspect. All Linux binaries are compiled with PIE nowadays. You can run `checksec` on any binaries on Ubuntu, and it will have those properties.…

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    Comment #39301175

    I am really curious about this. As a pentester, I run use Linux on my laptop and I spend a lot of time working inside a Kali VM with VirtualBox. How much performance improvement ca…

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    Comment #38491326

    SEEKING WORK | France, Remote | Pentester, Cybersecurity expert I am a cybersecurity consultant / pentester / trainer with 7+ years of experience. I have audited successfully inter…

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    Comment #37558800

    Honestly, the OWASP top ten is generic enough that most vulnerability fit in it : "injection", "security misconfiguration", "insecure design". The problem is 1. knowing the gazilli…

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    Comment #37558656

    I work as pentester (as a freelance nowdays). Getting out of bed and "real stuff" is supposed to be part of a pentest. The problem is more the sheer amout of stuff your are suppose…

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    Comment #33423371

    Is this exploitable ? With current mitigations (NX, Stack Canary, ASLR), I don't see how a buffer overflow on it's own could result in Remote Code Execution.

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    Comment #33369115

    My first thought when reading the title was "Oh, I guess he must have an issue with his fan drivers".