This is also a meme about WinDbg scripting

I can't wrap my head around why people keep choosing #JavaScript as their embedded language.

#Frida #WinDbg #ReverseEngineering

This week I feel like I need a t-shirt with the deepest wisdom Reddit can offer about #ReverseEngineering, so I used an LLM to convert a screenshot to an SVG:

https://github.com/v-p-b/dreadful-reversing/blob/main/fuck-reverse-engineering.svg

Go nuts!

It's that time of the year again...

@watchTowr

That's right, the right answer for this questions is: 3!

By first pressing the down arrow you remove the selection (which you didn't put there) from the address bar text. The two downs are needed to reach C:\Users\Public.

"2 or 3" would be also acceptable, because if you don't just click the address bar, but start to type in it, there is no selection to remove.

https://infosec.place/objects/85dfac07-d1d6-412b-832c-897be5be860b

#Windows experts, can you answer this without trying:

How many times do you need to press the down arrow to select C:\Users\Public?

#UX #UI

Umm why does infosec.place "access my device"?

/cc @jerry

Great, turns out my TTD trace failed to record some memory and instead of a) displaying an error b) at least marking it unmapped it went with c) filling it with 0x00 just so I could spend half day figuring out how some values magically appeared in a struct.

#ReverseEngineering #WinDbg

Related to the network incident, I rediscovered the masterpiece called xbill.

Why don't we have similar memes with Altman, Amodei & co.,?

@sassdawe Oh that'd be great! Here's an example with some more thoughts:

Since I was #FediLectured that I shouldn't expect street names to be displayed on AdTech maps, here is a map from our local bike rental app with zero street names to indicate where the bike stations actually are (map provider is #Mapbox)

#geoinformatics #cartography #bubi

I'm on this picture and don't like it.

random, probably from old tumblr

@kaia Dr. Zoidberg has this poster!

This other diagram is supposed show the time distribution of events. What are considered as "events"? What is the vertical scale of this diagram? What is 461? Why do stripes contain different colors sometimes?

This diagram is also bad, but at least it shows the high-level flows.

Notice that "Third party code sandbox" is marked as "Compromised", while the post text explicitly states that "Modal’s infrastructure was not compromised in any way". Also, how do you even compromise a *sandbox*? WTF is Lateralize?!

Dotcom bubble nostalgia in the local pubs restroom