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Comment #48977650
Likely referencing https://www.crowdfense.com/exploit-acquisition-program/ Zerodium used to offer up to 300k in 2021 https://www.securityweek.com/sites/default/files/images/Zero...…
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Comment #45454170
Clearly we need blockchain to solve this, not AI! /s
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Comment #44997637
Eh, I think part of it is just making a more clickbaity title.
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Comment #42051734
Maybe he's confusing it with the other post? https://subseacables.blogspot.com/2024/10/facebooks-semi-sec...
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Comment #42015254
Huh, good to know. I guess the only other downside is actually making the compiler do the bswap depending on the language. Eg C has some weird compiler specific builtin keywords vs…
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Comment #42011973
I know that's the standard but for all private projects I always write little endian so I can sleep soundly at night knowing I've saved precious picoseconds not flipping to cpu ord…
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Comment #41483362
+1 there are many pain points, probably for historic reasons. *nix almost always comes with the source, so binary only debugging is never a priority.
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Comment #41330818
> your hacker experience level is: Computer Illiterate Well, apparently I can't use the computer ^^;
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Comment #41323910
I think it's the name of Vietnam's currency.
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Comment #41317767
Technically. I'm saying there's a huge difference between what a layman might read "large org conspires to spy" and a possible dull reality of "some engineer neglects to remove con…
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Comment #41313244
Basically there's a master key that allows reading blocks that are supposed to be unreadable. > put in there on purpose by the manufacturer Hard to prove "on purpose" either way, m…
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Comment #41202175
That's my understanding as well. Voltages are relative, you are free to choose a "ground" and work with negatives or not if you want.
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Comment #40598503
We'll soon need reinforced, precision machined, well oiled cubes for robot tournaments ^^;
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Comment #39925283
For usermode fuzzing it's pretty nice and easy to get running, but for more advanced cases I ended up using the underlying unicorn-afl directly. IIRC it wasn't loading some ELF cor…
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Comment #39873024
Having owned a few old motorcycles, the stock bulbs are terrible, you can barely see anything at night. LED aftermarket parts have been decent in my exp. That being said some cars …
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Comment #39128407
Clearly removing all plants gets rid of all weeds as well. I see no problems here.
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Comment #38930615
The funny thing is IDA added an x64 decompiler for the free version right after the post. The piracy could have been avoided if it wasn't for the timing.
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Comment #38777266
I think vagueness is kindof ok in math/physics questions - if you think about it there's usually and interpretation that makes more sense, but I doubt most of them are made that wa…