yconfiscator

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   Adding BPF target support to the Rust compiler(confused.ai)

   1 points by yconfiscator 6y ago|0 comments
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   by yconfiscator 6y ago

   Thank you I can't believe this had to be said explicitly.
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   by yconfiscator 6y ago

   Thank you! Mind I only tested on latest ubuntu and fedora so feel free to DM me on twitter if you run into issues.
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   by yconfiscator 6y ago

   That was just the quick and naive way I went for because I didn't want to download new tools, but there's many other options. The easiest way if you have a capable debugger is probably to look for SSL strings/error codes in r
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   by yconfiscator 6y ago

   Since the Zoom TOS explicitly forbid reverse engineering, sadly it isn't so easy.
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   by yconfiscator 6y ago

   I think what makes redbpf stands out is that the other libraries allow you to write the user-space code in Python or Lua etc, but then the kernel code must still be written in C and gets compiled with clang. In redbpf we let you write t
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   by yconfiscator 6y ago

   Writing a toy ad blocker is actually on my todo list :) There's just so many things you can so. The original goal of the post was to tamper with zoom's attention tracking for example (which was a field in one of their protobuf pay
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   by yconfiscator 6y ago

   Glad you liked it!