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Comment #49229139
Generally binary rewriters will add a new section for the rewritten code/other stuff that needs regeneration (relocations, exception info, the like)
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Comment #49201456
To add to this, the obfuscation used for their anticheat seems to be… kinda bad? Worse than Epic’s virtualizer/Griffin probably https://k0mkc.hatenablog.com/entry/2026/08/06/032440…
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Comment #49169424
back.engineering folks seem to imply that Denuvo is another case of virtualization based obfuscator being vulnerable to a symbolic execution/optimization approach. > As AI assisted…
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Comment #49144623
Out of idle curiosity: can NASM emit Windows unwind information? For the matter, can any assembler do so automatically?
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Comment #49103218
The service where Counter-Strike actually gets played competitively, FaceIT, does not work on Linux.
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Comment #49097668
Kinda offtopic, but I was somewhat surprised by Assembly having an “exclusive AI partner” this year.
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Comment #49096670
Throw a lawn dart at the contents of https://vx-underground.org/Archive/Driver%20Collection/Bulk%... all drivers download, load the resulting driver and try to get into Fortnite or…
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Comment #49095321
Sandboxie/WinFSP/KVM guest drivers for Windows are open source too I’m sure there are more open source examples. A newer one is https://github.com/namazso/PawnIO/tree/master I gues…
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Comment #49095234
If anti-cheats actively whitelisted drivers playing competitive video games would be impossible for people using any rarer HW/utilities. Vulnerable drivers are generally blackliste…
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Comment #49039160
Reversing for the most part, though lately I’ve been doing some code obfuscation/binary rewriting stuff. Fable will switch to Opus instantly on these and I’m unsure how this will p…
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Comment #49038806
5.6-Sol is a lot more permissive than Opus/Fable even w/ CVP (once you sign your soul away to Palantir via Persona, anyway), while maintaining better capabilities
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Comment #49038666
> Opus 5’s safeguards match those of Claude Fable 5’s, with one change: it now permits source-code vulnerability discovery at all access levels. This means that the model can suppo…
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Comment #49011961
Are the other Zero IT Lab products like their code virtualizer of similar quality to Theia? My only exposure has been that one RE//verse presentation and shitposts on UC.
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Comment #49008989
While the page decryption trick should work in Wine just fine (ZeroIT Lab Theia does that too, right?), I don’t remember if Wine provides workingset info like Windows.
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Comment #49008215
EAC is a kernel mode anti-cheat on Windows, though? And given the whining on UC it seems to be fairly effective.
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Comment #49008199
Wine doesn't provide every userspace facility Windows does.
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Comment #48991858
Do humans often repeat JSON spewed by integrations? It’s still very much a LLM.
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Comment #48956023
Given 5.6 and K3 I’m sure the window will be extended again. Have to maintain being somewhere on the frontier. Shame Fable is completely useless for me due to security classifiers.…
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Comment #48819968
They’d need to either poach folks from other firms or go for a third party solution. Cursed timeline: Valve pays Epic for good EAC build on CS2 + whatever encryption solution they …
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Comment #48810929
https://github.com/vtil-project/VTIL-Core https://github.com/can1357/selene
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Comment #48732343
> no more cancerous giant Electron app to move a few sliders and set an RGB hex code That will also ship vulnerable drivers.