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evilsocket

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About evilsocket

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/evilsocket; my proof: https://keybase.io/evilsocket/sigs/VDtuzuzNnHYzye8eCGBNeEMFn6rY1OfIKXiCexW0g0s ]

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    Comment #47845895

    It does not make the numbers, research and original research on top of which this is based, wrong :D

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    Comment #47833054

    that's exactly the next-round attack. StarScout's network-centrality defense works for the current generation of campaigns but won't survive LLM-generated PR/commit patterns

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    Comment #47833047

    Agree that sophisticated funds don't, but the ecosystem hasn't caught up. StarHub/GitStar pricing pages still sell to "seed-stage founders pre-fundraise"

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    Comment #47614311

    Mongoose network library CVE-2026-5244 - mg_tls_recv_cert pubkey heap-based overflow (exploitable), CVE-2026-5245 - mDNS Record stack-based overflow (exploitable), CVE-2026-5246 - …

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    Comment #47311399

    we are so fu*ed

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    Comment #46345997

    Agreed 100%, never said the opposite

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    Comment #46337956

    I just meant that it was very convenient to have the firmware images there on S3, nothing else :D Many vendors make the process of even just obtaining a copy of the firmware much h…

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    Comment #46337940

    Do you people realize that there's a big difference between open source and proprietary technologies right?

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    Comment #40761181

    Nerve is a tool that creates stateful agents with any LLM — without writing a single line of code. While it was inspired by other projects such as Autogen and Rigging, its main goa…

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    Comment #33276043

    lol thank you ... yes they did

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    Comment #14256546

    as long as i know, you definitely need root to communicate with netlink .... i don't think there're gonna be large packet flows, only first connection packets tnx to conntrack, it'…

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    Comment #14256091

    Ahah not really 24/7, but you're almost there :) it's my way to repay the OSS community for everything I learned from OSS during my life.

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    Comment #14255963

    As I said, it'll be in C++, Go is great, Rust too, but I just can't get used to their syntax :D

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    Comment #14255585

    OpenSnitch is not only about ftrace, check the NFQUEUE handling, moving to native will improve performances and stability. Also, it requires root because that's the only way it can…

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    Comment #14255388

    OpenSnitch author here ... although performances are not a big deal here because only conntrack packets are intercepted, the project will move to a C++ implementation once the curr…

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    Comment #14255375

    OpenSnitch author here ... that's exactly the direction the project is going, C++ daemon running as root and low privileged UI in Python or whatever. The current implementation is …

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