k being “call stack” in windbg and “kill process” in lldb is a cruel, cruel collision. Thanks Tim apple
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cybercrime connoisseur && exploitz engineering enthusiast | synapse fanboy | second breakfast enthusiast
even wearing my flynn's arcade shirt to the theater wasn't enough to save that movie ;( great vfx, great soundtrack, bad movie. long live tron: legacy, the only sequel to tron.
when i find who wrote iso 32000 7.6.4.3.3/.4 - i'm not mad, i just want to talk #flareon
shrek is standing next to a donkey in the forest
ALT: shrek is standing next to a donkey in the forest
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if i see someone wearing these i'm going to respectfully and politely hulk smash them (the glasses) into the sidewalk
Forget smartphones. According to Mark Zuckerberg, the real interface of the future is what’s sitting on your nose. Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses have become a surprise hit.
"ai is going to change everything" dawg this is a bunch of "while true; do curl xxxxxxxxxx"
threw together a quick first blood discord bot for CTFd for an event im hosting next week gist.github.com/captainGeech...
ctfd_first_blood_bot.py
GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
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working on a simple web chal and was too lazy to write the ui myself, gemini almost turned this into a second challenge 🙃 age of llm==age of free xss?
I wrote a new blog with Mandiant IR + FLARE on some new intrusion activity by a group we track as UNC6148, likely using a mix of n-day and 0-day exploits to compromise SonicWall SMA 100 series VPN appliances. They have some nifty post-exploitation tooling as well cloud.google.com/blog/topics/...
Ongoing SonicWall Secure Mobile Access (SMA) Exploitation Campaign using the OVERSTEP Backdoor | Google Cloud Blog
A financially-motivated threat actor is targeting fully patched end-of-life SonicWall devices to deploy a backdoor known as OVERSTEP.
cloud.google.com
if you need to use AggresIve styling, dark patterns, popups, and anti-user defaults to get people to use your new features, maybe they are not good features :)
there is something so satisfying about writing rop chains, idk what it is, just a super fun puzzle
Picked a bad day to wear my Corellium t-shirt smh ☠️ techcrunch.com/2025/06/05/p...
Phone unlocking firm Cellebrite to acquire mobile testing startup Corellium for $170M | TechCrunch
Cellebrite said the deal will help with the "accelerated identification of mobile vulnerabilities and exploits."
techcrunch.com
I wrote some details on LOSTKEYS: malware which we directly attribute to COLDRIVER. They don't deploy it often, but we have seen it a few times and want to make people aware of it. cloud.google.com/blog/topics/...
COLDRIVER Using New Malware To Steal Documents From Western Targets and NGOs | Google Cloud Blog
Russian government-backed group COLDRIVER is using LOSTKEYS malware to steal files and system information from NGOs and western targets.
cloud.google.com
why more JS engines don't have a native bogosort implementation is truly a wonder
"And this is why using AppContainer with a packaged app is easier" screw you microsoft i do what i want learn.microsoft.com/en-us/window...
if you despise using Visual Studio as much as i do, here you go github.com/captainGeech...
winnativetemplate/Makefile at main · captainGeech42/winnativetemplate
Template repo for using Make to compile simple win32/MSVC code - captainGeech42/winnativetemplate
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Too many OPSEC experts out there, I’m an OOPSEC expert. Lmk if you need help adding The Atlantic to YOUR pc small group chats. Signal and more!
hey microsoft, hot take, what if you didnt push ads for random games in your fucking operating system as notifications
diaphora vs vmware-vmx meanwhile, me watching:
a child is doing a handstand on a swing over a puddle of water
ALT: a child is doing a handstand on a swing over a puddle of water
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lmfao this worked perfectly. thank you to "brute force to make up for my lack of brain cells"
reverse engineering and thinking about reducing problem spaces to hit vulnerable code paths is hard. fuzzing however, is both "easy" and "fast" - lazy ftw (may work, may not work, we'll see. need a @digitalocean.com sponsorship lol)
reverse engineering and thinking about reducing problem spaces to hit vulnerable code paths is hard. fuzzing however, is both "easy" and "fast" - lazy ftw (may work, may not work, we'll see. need a @digitalocean.com sponsorship lol)
my arch laptop hasnt crashed once since districtcon and has been busy since then, so im just going to chalk it up to "cold dark room is scary to gnome" and pretend this never happened see you at the next talk where it will inevitably happen again
Now that my @districtcon.bsky.social talk is over, here is the official open-source release of implant.js! I think this represents a notable advancement in the state of the art for modular CNO implant frameworks. Lots of detection info included as well. github.com/captainGeech...
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today i used a debugger so bad that you have to nop sled it when inserting breakpoints to ensure they get hit in the place you want. yes i wrote the debugger but thats besides the point