Julio-Guerra

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Cyberpunk 2077 removed from PS Store and refunded(twitter.com)
54 points by Julio-Guerra 6y ago|57 comments
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AppSec for Go(blog.sqreen.com)
1 points by Julio-Guerra 6y ago|0 comments
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Application Security for Go(github.com)
2 points by Julio-Guerra 6y ago|0 comments
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Application Security Monitoring for Gin(github.com)
1 points by Julio-Guerra 6y ago|0 comments
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Sqreen for Go now protects against SQLi, SHi, LFI and SSRF(github.com)
3 points by Julio-Guerra 6y ago|0 comments
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by Julio-Guerra 6y ago
We haven't modified the compiler but instead plugged into it an external instrumentation tool using the compiler option `-toolexec`. With this option, the compiler invokes every toolchain binary (compile, asm, link, etc.) through the p
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by Julio-Guerra 6y ago
Something to note here is that everything is known and done statically in the source code. This could be addressed through metaprogramming if only the Go language had some ^^ We have similar needs at Sqreen but for security monitoring and p
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Dynamic Go Instrumentation (Part I)(blog.sqreen.io)
3 points by Julio-Guerra 6y ago|0 comments
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Building a Dynamic Instrumentation Agent for Go(blog.sqreen.com)
3 points by Julio-Guerra 6y ago|0 comments
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by Julio-Guerra 10y ago
It seems to be nothing more than https://web.whatsapp.com/ in a web view. So I can't really see interest.
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Firmware Test Results of Apple's MacBook Pro 13“ Late 2015(github.com)
4 points by Julio-Guerra 11y ago|0 comments
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by Julio-Guerra 11y ago
Done. I released a tool helping to contribute. It tries to store the results according to the BIOS Information Table in the logs. The new storage rule tries to be "deterministic".
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by Julio-Guerra 11y ago
I released a tool helping to contribute. It tries to store the results according to the BIOS Information Table in the logs. The new storage rule tries to be "deterministic".
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by Julio-Guerra 11y ago
I updated the README to include your comments. Thanks for the feedback.
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by Julio-Guerra 11y ago
I ran FWTS from its live image which does everything automatically, you don't have to do anything but wait for the results. I'll had some explanations.
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Test your BIOS and share your results on GitHub(github.com)
157 points by Julio-Guerra 11y ago|17 comments
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by Julio-Guerra 11y ago
cmake does not really offer the declarative interface I want (i.e. descriptions of components). It is still "low-level" and I would have to write cmake macros too. So I preferred native gnu make. Adding another tool on top of Make
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by Julio-Guerra 11y ago
Over the last few years, I wrote a GNU Make library to make people able to write Makefiles in a very declarative way to help everyone in my company, me included, with this serious problem. I tried to make it as simple as possible using simp
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by Julio-Guerra 11y ago
why aren't they sponsored by google nor facebook...? isn't it the only way today to support "open internet" ?
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by Julio-Guerra 12y ago
I just embedded it on a PowerPC P2020DS processor as a baremetal program (using the newlib and by stubbing the syscalls) and it works, I get a baremetal javascript interpreter ;)