beachhead

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by beachhead 1y ago
https://imgur.com/EiHZIXJ - wonder if any of these folks are still around? #flux is still alive and kickin' 24 years later but much smaller than in 2001.
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JIRCii – Java IRC Client(jircii.dashnine.org)
4 points by beachhead 1y ago|2 comments
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by beachhead 3y ago
oh i must be confused about what a CTF challenge is
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by beachhead 3y ago
so they're used in combination with already known exploits but you're saying no one uses them during the development of exploits?
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by beachhead 3y ago
what are popular ROP compilers used for then?
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by beachhead 3y ago
what's cattle slavery? we talkin dairy cows or what?
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by beachhead 3y ago
I'm looking forward to it!
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by beachhead 3y ago
I hear you. I guess I'd just like to see more hacking and less of the memes. For me I think again that it would help more than hurt. I'm an old man now and maybe I've gone a bit soft but I don't see much benefit in mocki
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by beachhead 3y ago
Can you share more about what you are working on right now? If not, hopefully we'll see something about it in the near future once you're done.
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by beachhead 3y ago
It would be cool for one of these folks (or anyone really) to show us why these things won't work. I see people I respect in that thread but I'm also very tired of hearing about how trivial these things are and not seeing someone
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by beachhead 4y ago
More from Qualys: https://seclists.org/oss-sec/2023/q1/109 More from OpenBSD: https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=167715187212393&w=2
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by beachhead 4y ago
Ah, I see you just want to get into a fight. You've got the wrong guy, ace. Have a good day.
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by beachhead 4y ago
I'm not sure what to tell you. It didn't make sense. It doesn't make sense. There was nothing technical about what you wrote. Other people don't need to confirm that something doesn't make sense to me. I'm not
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by beachhead 4y ago
Yeah it couldn't possibly be you.
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by beachhead 4y ago
Nothing you wrote made any sense at all. So, explain the whole thing again, I guess?
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by beachhead 4y ago
I'm sorry, what?
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by beachhead 4y ago
It'll never happen. Every single time this comes up it turns into the same thing over and over again. You must remember the person that said they'd "write a blogpost bypassing OpenBSD mitigations next week" and that&#x27
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by beachhead 4y ago
hey, you finish that blog bypassing those mitigations yet?
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by beachhead 4y ago
so, one video then? where the blogs at?
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by beachhead 4y ago
can't wait!
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by beachhead 4y ago
i really hope you do this because it's super annoying to see all these folks talk about how these mitigations don't work but nobody really _shows_ it. it's always the same thing whenever openbsd is mentioned. "these miti
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by beachhead 4y ago
is pledge easy to escape? can you give some examples?
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by beachhead 4y ago
someone show us bypasses for all these mitigations that don't mitigate anything please
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by beachhead 4y ago
you were a contractor, not an apple employee.
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by beachhead 4y ago
Thank you for taking the time to reply and explain things to me. I appreciate it. I've nothing else to add because I just wanted to know more.
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by beachhead 4y ago
Right. So, how does that render OpenBSD's useless? Maybe I'm not being clear about what I'm asking here. I'm not comparing software vs hardware CFI. OpenBSD doesn't have support for PAC or CET (That I know of) but t
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by beachhead 4y ago
Is the ROP gadget hardening OpenBSD does mostly useless tho? Can you elaborate?
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by beachhead 6y ago
Who is we?
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by beachhead 6y ago
Word? Nobody uses OpenBSD? I reckon you've got some sources to back your claims, right? I mean surely you wouldn't just be making things up. Let's see them.
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by beachhead 6y ago
I watched the talk. The guy was wearing a t-shirt with the OpenBSD mascot with "got hacked" under it. Again if you read the about section it seems pretty clear. You're parroting the same language from the talk. Why should the

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