r000t @r000t@infosec.exchange

So the Windows XP leak is pretty interesting. I grabbed a copy for the lulz here.

Will there be backdoors? Most likely not. It is in fact entirely possible that this leak has been tampered with by MS/govt. to reduce risk of something like that being exposed.

Moreover, it’s also possible that the backdoor, if it exists, will be obfuscated behind multiple exploit chains—most definitely not something you can find by merely skimming the source.

The Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 source code leaks online...

https://grahamcluley.com/download-windows-xp-source-code-leaks/

A test engineer walks into a bar, orders a mag of beer.
A test engineer walks into a bar, orders 50 mags of beer.
A test engineer walks into a bar, orders 0.746 mag of beer.
A test engineer walks into a bar, orders 10000 mags of beer.
A test engineer walks into a bar, orders a mag of pee.
A test engineer walks into a bar, orders a tank of water.
A test engineer walks into a bar, orders ahsbwhdheuc mag of beer.
A test engineer walks into a bar, orders /$&@"(&(: mag of beer.
A test engineer walks into a bar from drain, and leave by jumping out of the window.
A test engineer walks into a bar, orde
A thousand test engineers rush into a bar, and rush out.
A test engineer walks into a bar, orders 2"; DROP TABLE bar; mag of beer.
A test engine walks into the bar, punches tender's face.
A test engineer leaves the bar with satisfied face.

END OF STORY:
A client walks into the bar, orders a plate of pasta, the bar explodes.

Rolled the dice on a faulty DEQ2496 on ebay. Turns out it just has bad power supply caps. When I took it apart I noticed the firmware is stored in socketed flash, and I couldn't help myself, I had to edit the splash screen...

Putting the EICAR Anti Malware Test File (https://www.eicar.org/?page_id=3950) in a QR code and putting it up everywhere is a hilarious idea.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24542104

hoo boy, that comments section

you can 3D print anything and nobody can stop you

shitposter.club upgraded GNUSocial from 3.10.3-My favorite manga is Boku no Pico to 8.6.10-Just me and my daddy, hanging out I got pretty hungry so I started to pout 😞 He asked if I was down ⬇for something yummy 😍 and I asked what and he said he'd give me his cummies! Yeah! Yeah! I drink them! I slurp them! I swallow them whole😍 It makes daddy 😊happy😊 so it's my only goal...😫Harder daddy! Harder daddy! 😫 1 cummy, 2 cummy, 3 cummy, 4 I'm daddy's princess but I'm also a whore!: — https://fediverse.network/shitposter.club

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@tuxcrafting @igel
Only a few Linux kernel developers/maintainers do it out of the kindness of their hearts. The rest work for Red Hat.

If you punish someone instead of offering education, you are failing to affect meaningful change.

You must recognize good faith, and engage to change perspectives if you want the world to be better.

Too few are willing to do this in this age.

At hackers.town, we have long embraced the idea of helping the N00b.

We have also long acknowledged that we are all N00bs at something.

Know when to help a N00b, especially if you have a strong base of knowledge around a topic.

Don't assume their lack of knowledge is an attack on your expertise.

Find the educational moments and exploit them.

Save the world.