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#2I'm not sure why, but the blog post seems to be passing off Dan Rosenberg's comment on the stack-based buffer overflow as though it was written by the blog author. The original post with credits: https://plus.google.com/110348415484169880343/posts/5ofgPNrS...
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#3I'm not sure why, but the blog post seems to be passing off Dan Rosenberg's comment on the stack-based buffer overflow as though it was written by the blog author. The original post with credits: https://plus.google.com/110348415484169880343/posts/5ofgPNrS...
He actually thanks the author and the rest of the post is verbatim of what is on that g+ post for some reason. That blog engine or whatever makes it look like the normal text of the post.
I do agree though, the presentation does make it look like hes taking credit for it, especially with the "Follow me on twitter" on the bottom. Kinda blogspammy.
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#4I'm not sure why, but the blog post seems to be passing off Dan Rosenberg's comment on the stack-based buffer overflow as though it was written by the blog author. The original post with credits: https://plus.google.com/110348415484169880343/posts/5ofgPNrS...
He actually thanks the author and the rest of the post is verbatim of what is on that g+ post for some reason. That blog engine or whatever makes it look like the normal text of the post. I do agree though, the presentation does make it look like hes taking credit for it, especially with the "Follow me on twitter" on the bottom. Kinda blogspammy.
Looks like he gave credit where credit was due.