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More of this please. Mainly system calls and such.

Doesn't the US government use Cisco network security and firewalls? Yes, yes they do.

Motivation isnt what you need. Discipline is what you have to craft inside yourself

but bro that girl 😢 was kinda cute .. anyway i forgot to push code into GitHub so

Maybe learn how to code with compiler errors lol

Did someone say, Snowcrash?

Not only US bro, India also 😢

One thing many folks might not understand is that the attacker needs to have access to the system to exploit/gain this privilege. That being said, it can be used in a process where user xyz is harmlessly (or intentionally) installing something onto the box itself. This doesn't mean that any Linux system sitting idly on a network can be exploited from a pure network means. One of the overcites most folks make is hearing there is an exploit that gains root access means you need to drop everything and patch any and every system running Linux distro version xyz as the exploit affects them immediately. It really depends on the system, it's use, it's broad access, and several other factors. Granted, this is not to say you should not address such a situation, but by all means it doesn't mean the sky is falling either. All the same, very interesting how this one works, and thank you for breaking it down the way you have.

Google's policy on the use of spaces has been my policy in every language I've coded in since 1976, except for assembler, G-code, and antiquated versions of BASIC.

Another reason to stop playing this game.

Maybe I am missing something, but aren't all languages like this. A variable gets its value in runtime, no way for the compiler to check that value, so you either check array length or try and catch. How is this special to C?

Still not able to understand how this exploit is able to take control over the computer as the moders operating system are designed in such way to not permit one process to access the memory space of another even if a buffer overflow occurs. Maybe that bug it is into a library that is executed in privileged mode by the OS?

Hi LowLevelLearning, how do you draw diagrams on the black screen, do you use a drawing tablet?

my Vivald Browser crashed 2x recently, while showing ads. possibly...

Did you check how many times you were saying same thing, like unpacking same info again and again. I like the topics you cover man, but knowledge density is often low here. Sorry if i sound rude, I did not mean to.

there's a chess streamer writing a cease and desist as we speak /j

8:10 then great, if something major were to happen. about time these top 500 put something back into open source than only extracting. FUTO all the way

Decades ago I was told "we use Windows at this company because it's secure and stable. You cannot run Linux". So I sent out an email to the entire company with an urgent sounding headline. It contained an HTML IMG tag with the source set to C:\CON\CON There was absolute chaos as nobody could open Outlook after their computers blue-screened and restarted... Because it was the last message in their inbox, and it would display it before it got around to polling the exchange server for new messages. It would even crash if you went in through the web interface.

ok nerd

I love the how NSO exploited legacy scan compression to create virtual processor and then evaluate whatever code you do and eventually escape it's prison and eventually take over device. AND it's zero interaction from the user at all.

Another reason why webp sucks.

In computer class, we had breaks, so i played roblox,AND OH MY GOD. I saw peoples password... i was so scared. Edit: my teacher said i accidentaly reverse engineered💀

I've been watching your videos for some time but this particular one made me subscribe to your channel. Thanks for making these difficult videos.

..so many backdoors.. according to the door..so is the key...WHat kind of dOor u wAnna open... a poor 1 or a Multimillionaire1... but without comprehensIon u cannot open it...

is the mov instruction pseudo instruction? or in cisc everything is a proper instruction)

What's your opinion about V programming language?

It is skill issue because people exit the market and enter the market and dont think about security. People cannot be trusted...

gotcha 7:48 bruh +1

The basics of computer security is treating data as data, and code as code. As soon as you treat data as code it will be exploited.

I would prefer C more because of it's transparency.

...or just use SI (A.K.A. metric)...

yes, it's worth it. It's the most powerful language. It allows for high level abstractions while maintaining incredibly high performance. I agree on that you should first learn C and then move to C++.

this is really a noob moment there, but seriously this is how it should be, it shouldn't be hard to put a website on the internet like how we need to go through myriads of configuration between our domain and hosting services

that rare thing - a youtuber prepared to admit that they changed their mind subbed

Why is nasa using C?

C is a shit language to allow buffer overflows.

Why don't you just read the stack pointer? This is a feature of C.

yeah i'd figure it's not really possible because of all the action at compile time - can't really do some of that if half of the stuff is already compiled well, whatever, it's worth it!

learn haskell first, then zig, then rust

Ok but does zig also make error handling a hell where adding one error check infests every layer of your program and your function values become confusing errors that you spend half a day trying to unwrap for some meaningful result.

Did you check out ChatGPT 4o for reverse engineering? I’m trying for a ecu firmware and I’m impressed how well it did

TYLLLG

I like Rust!

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Thanks I’ll remember that! C has been like decrypting an ancient wizard tome for me; and just as fun!

People are going to defend C++ as if its not Java without a garbage collector rather than C with classes. Use rust if you need C with more features.

Ah, so you like that C is a high level assembly language

I was programming in C when you were in diapers I learned how the program from Paul Kearney and Dennis Richards 😮😢😅😅😂

Welp this taught me how I would probably end up just slamming my data into the gpu to get faster frames ig?

How exactly you can write code without exceptions if any place in a code can produce at the very least out of memory exception?