Hacking vagrant. Flexing on computers, every bone and muscle, and previously: Vulnerability Research @NCSC / @interruptlabs / @pwc_uk

Bangkok
Joined April 2016
I was awarded $65,400 for my submissions on @bugcrowd #ItTakesACrowd The #bugbounty #bugbountytip here is turn off your testing mindset and turn on your vulnerability research mindset.
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We are led by grifters:)
BBC: Hablaremos con nuestro experto en seguridad de BBC respecto a la vulnerabilidad de PHP. El experto en seguridad: No sabía que PHP existía hasta ayer en la mañana.
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I'm confused
Anyone wanna take a guess at what’s going on here or has there now been enough indisputable proof that openai is monitoring the logs of high profile experts.
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I mean... Have you seen Japanese websites? Japan is definitely pulling their weight in terms of PHP adoption... Visually speaking, you'd think some of them were built with COBOL 🤣
We guess you could say things are gettin' pretty serious when the Prime Minister of Japan is urging everyone to update PHP.
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hahahahahaha
the good thing about the eMudhra CA private key mess is that we can finally use https on localhost
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This is kind of like when the PS3 ECDSA random number generator was set to return a constant number...
How on earth did this happen: The Indian certificate authority (CA) eMudhra had one job (well, two): 1. Create secure, 384-bit private keys 2. Store these securely and do not leak them Well, eMudhra chose private keys between 1 and 256 (the numbers!!) and called it a day. WTF
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Has this ever been proven? If I told you you're nothing without X, wouldn't you need some sort of evidence to determine that as true or false? I think the broken nature of bug bounty rests entirely on this dogma. They are actually are something without that community.
Bug Bounty Programs need to keep in mind that they are nothing without their community of hackers.
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And this is even more true now that AI is a thing. You have never been less relevant as a legacy, high-impsct dedicated researcher. There are people with brains and an AI that CAN and WILL jump in your spot and platforms are designed specifically to enable this.
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Like we say they 'need' to do X, what does 'need' mean here? As in they need to do that, or a consequence will happen, who will enact the consequence and what will it be? If you think hard on these questions, you'll realise the dogmatic psyop that is bb
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Think of all the child predators you could've compromised with this RCE 🤣
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That building was absolutely beautiful, and romantic.
Hôtel de Ville de Limoges. Architecte: Charles-Alfred Leclerc (1843-1915) grand prix de Rome. Inauguré en 1883. Inscrit Monument historique en 1975.
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I have been pavlov'd into thinking anything related to HTTP/2 is by @albinowax, when I read it I went 'this must be by James, right' and I think that's a massive achievement in offsec
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Felipe Warrener-Iglesias retweeted
Replying to @NahamSec
Please don't use VDPs as a validation service for your automation, for the love of god. That's absolutely not what they're for and we will have to start banning or throttling you.
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absolutely hilarious
I am begging someone to read this shit. The industry is completely ruined; GitHub crashes every day because of morons like this pushing three hundred thousand lines of, and I quote: "Rust implementation of the Lean 4 toolchain with -olean, C ABI, LSP, and CLI compatibility; deterministic parallelism; declaration-level incrementality; and a dual-engine kernel capped at 12 KLOC." I'm in no way anti-artificial-intelligence; in fact I would consider myself somewhat radically in favor of it, but what I am anti- is empowering demented fools to vomit infinite dreck into the commons. Enjoy garbage world, I guess.
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'The implementation confirms that the disc drive is fully capable of reading legacy disc formats directly' complete bs. the PS2 discs don't have blu-ray disc encryption so ofc they can be read... shitty reporting. TIL 'disc reader can read unencrypted bytes from disc'
en.gamegpu.com/news/igry/mod… The PlayStation 5 jailbreak community has successfully achieved direct playback of classic PlayStation 2 games straight from original discs using emulation. Players can now insert their retro media into the console drive without dumping image files. Following this breakthrough, modders are actively finalizing similar disc reading capabilities for PlayStation 3 physical media. The implementation confirms that the disc drive is fully capable of reading legacy disc formats directly. These community results clearly demonstrate that Sony possessed the technical ability to offer comprehensive disc backwards compatibility throughout the entire console lifecycle, yet opted not to invest effort into this feature. #PlayStation #PS5 #PS2 #PS3 #Emulation #Jailbreak #Gaming
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Like this really isn't useful, you can dump those games and load the EBOOTs without a console
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You're making a mistake, this doesn't make PS2 games any more useful, as you can just rip them anyway and load them up as game EBOOTs...
PS2 discs. Straight into a PS5. 20+ years of nostalgia, one disc away. PS5SX2 🎮 special thanks to @_AlAzif 🔗 github.com/Swordpdf/PS5SX2 💬 discord.gg/mFpkX6gng ☕ ko-fi.com/sword95 #PS5 #PS2 #PlayStation #PS5SX2 #Homebrew #Emulation
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*sigh*
Replying to @iBSparkes
I have a buddy who now says 'gate' to represent anything logically conditional...
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another one
your 'free thinking' homo sapiens, sir...
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your 'free thinking' homo sapiens, sir...
y’all ever get that “can’t tell if this post is ai or if buddy has just used it so much he can no longer speak like a normal human”? it’s a bit worrying
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My accuracy dropped from 100% to 20% on @Bugcrowd with the new changes, and I haven't reported a bug on bc in over a year, wild
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