Faelian2

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by Faelian2 8mo ago
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, because it's really about dependency, and not some fun
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by Faelian2 11mo ago
Thanks for putting this site together. Despite all the comments here, I find your point pretty convincing.
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Twake – open-source Google Workspace alternative(twake.app)
27 points by Faelian2 1y ago|19 comments
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by Faelian2 1y ago
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, and can't do much customi
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by Faelian2 2y ago
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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There's a Surprisingly Easy Way to Remove Microplastics from Drinking Water(sciencealert.com)
2 points by Faelian2 2y ago|0 comments
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by Faelian2 2y ago
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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by Faelian2 2y ago
At what timestamp in the documentary do they talk about ?
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by Faelian2 2y ago
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 longer.
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by Faelian2 2y ago
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. https://pwndbg.re/
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by Faelian2 2y ago
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 vagrant. https://blog.lasne.pro
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by Faelian2 2y ago
Do you guys know if `!isset()` is a good alternative ? Or if it also has some shortcomings ?
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by Faelian2 2y ago
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 of something where "graph thinking"
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You don't need NordVPN (if you have SSH)(blog.lasne.pro)
2 points by Faelian2 2y ago|0 comments
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by Faelian2 2y ago
SEEKING WORK: Pentest / AppSec / Training / Cybersecurity | Remote, France Cybersecurity expert, with 8 years of experience, I have audited multiple complex systems. From Internet Gateway (Linux embedded), to innovative web a
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by Faelian2 2y ago
I just read "Windows from Marcus Aurelius". Guess I need to spend some time AFK
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by Faelian2 2y ago
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 real advantage when it comes to security.
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by Faelian2 2y ago
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. (You can install checksec with `pip install pwntools`). On
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by Faelian2 3y ago
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 can we expect with the KVM backend ?
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by Faelian2 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | France, Remote | Pentester, Cybersecurity expert I am a cybersecurity consultant / pentester / trainer with 7+ years of experience. I have audited successfully internal networks, web applications, and embedded envir
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by Faelian2 3y ago
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 gazillion of web vulnerabilities, and
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by Faelian2 3y ago
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 supposed to know to be a pentester. Most pentesters come
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by Faelian2 4y ago
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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by Faelian2 4y ago
My first thought when reading the title was "Oh, I guess he must have an issue with his fan drivers".
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by Faelian2 4y ago
It's surprising to me that IKEA only has 464 stores ( https://www.statista.com/statistics/241821/number-of-stores-... ). For a company that have a revenue of 42 billion, I was expecting that there would be more
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by Faelian2 4y ago
Something that makes me smile every time, "The incompetence Opera : Dunning-Kruger Effect meet the Peter Principle". It was for an Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNGusIvpVxc
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by Faelian2 4y ago
Nice
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by Faelian2 4y ago
Pretty messed up : https://jancovici.com/en/energy-transition/societal-choices/... 250 to 300 billion euros, which is more than the cost of rebuilding from scratch all the French nuclear power plants, is what
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by Faelian2 4y ago
In French, a 3 min presentation of the project : https://static.sstic.org/rumps2022/SSTIC_2022-06-02_P10_RUMP...
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by Faelian2 4y ago
Watching interviews from Jordan Peterson on youtube did help me a lot recently. One good advice is that you are paralyzed because you fear what is before you. You don't know how to manage it, and your instinct to facing danger is &quot

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