failsecure

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   by failsecure 3y ago

   If it required a remote kernel debugger to get things going why not add a quick screenshot of the assembly instead of saying there aren't "any identifiable marks for...64 bit build"? Identifiers are everywhere if you think ou
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   by failsecure 3y ago

   For modern distros, the nft package includes an alternative binary that takes the place of /sbin/iptables and translates the input to an nft compatible format. As far as the kernel is concerned, iptables is still iptables. Old ipt
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   by failsecure 3y ago

   Yes and this decision haunts distros like Ubuntu over and over again. There's no easy win though.
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   by failsecure 3y ago

   Maybe linux-distros has a poc or GTFO rule in place to keep the unchecked "I can get root on your box with this one weird trick but I won't tell you how" emails to a minimum. Just a guess though.
5. 5.▲
   by failsecure 4y ago

   To hold you accountable for the things you do with their network maybe?
6. 6.▲
   by failsecure 4y ago

   Or Trust Wallet 0 day.
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   by failsecure 4y ago

   I'm not sure as I've never followed how OSS projects get patched w.r.t security in particular. I've always groaned at my employer for running EOL operating systems and tell them about upgrading to a supported OS to prevent ge
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   by failsecure 4y ago

   The way I interpret that paragraph is that now with an additional revenue stream (Pro/ESM) they can develop security patches and only subscribers will get them. I think their attempt to get the conversation started (putting ambiguous
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   by failsecure 4y ago

   I think this discourse comment by a Canonical employee should be read by everyone before making a judgement. It's really easy to make assumptions as an end user, myself included. https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/why-
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    by failsecure 4y ago

    I use wine to play Roblox with my kids and I don't have to dual boot windows. Works great on Linux mint and pop os
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    by failsecure 4y ago

    I think that bin+cue had trouble with mixed mode disks. This was my experience many, many years ago. It may have changed. Back in the day, the format that worked for me (for mixed mode) was CloneCD's CCD+IMG+SUB. Looks like CloneCD is
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    by failsecure 4y ago

    But containers are not just chroot + marketing. Some containers offer real security advantages not found with using straight up chroot. I would agree that the __basis__ of containers is chroot however. Any search of "chroot vs docker&q