@wh0crypt

👾 CTF Player 🎓 Computer Engineering 💻 Low-level, Malware & Hardware 📡 Aviation, Drones, Navigation & RF

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Joined August 2019
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Spencer
@Spencer_GrayOct 23
Replying to @SexyLikeMeiosis
Compared to what? We're pretty good distance runners but yeah when you start getting jet airplanes involved we fall off fast.
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This goes true when you shoot yourself with a live round and there's 1 shell remaining
wh0crypt@wh0cryptOct 22
Replying to @mikeklubnika
@mikeklubnika I'm curious, what's the story behind the "whatTheFuck" variable? I was just reversing the game when I came across this gem haha
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Ido Veltzman@Idov31Sep 28
I started digging into Win32k callbacks while looking for a PatchGuard bypass. That lead went nowhere, but it raised a better question: how does the Windows kernel choose the callback for session-specific GUI work? idov31.github.io/posts/paint… 1/3
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cr3ghost
@cr3ghostSep 22
If you're learning exploit development, bookmark this. A FREE collection of hands-on exploit development tutorials covering: Linux + Windows buffer overflows ROP + defeating DEP ASLR + Windows mitigations Heap overflows Format string vulnerabilities Race conditions SEH exploitation x64 assembly ARM shellcode iPhone exploitation Created by @sambowne with @djhardb, @KaitlynGuru and @infosecirvin. Start here: samsclass.info/127/ED_2020.s… Excellent free resource for anyone getting into exploit development, binary exploitation and reverse engineering. #ExploitDevelopment #ReverseEngineering #Infosec
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Me waiting for my 24-hour ban to be lifted
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"How did you learn about malware?"
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You write code under NDA, I write code under MDMA. We are not the same.
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@7h3h4ckv157Jul 17
Throughout your journey if your heart bleeds, let it fuel your fire!
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vxdb
@vxdbJul 14
> guy gets his Microsoft account hacked > Microsoft acknowledges that it was his account and it was compromised > Microsoft cant recover the account > Microsoft deletes account fully instead > guy loses 25 years of data, thousands spent on games, family photos MicroSlop strikes again
Joshua Khane
@JoshuaKhaneJul 14
Microsoft DELETED my account AND OneDrive!!?? After ACKNOWLEDGING that I’m the owner of the account and that it was compromised??? 25 fucking years of data, thousands of euros spended on games?? My son’s baby pictures? GONE! All because MICROSOFT couldn’t bring back a compromised account?? One of the biggest companies ever coulnd’t do that so they just deleted that shit like it was nothing?? Fucking shame on you!! @microsoftnl @MicrosoftHelps @MicrosoftHelpt @Microsoft #microsoft #hacked
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Mustafa.
@oprydaiJul 11
i often think about this…
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Smukx.E
@5mukxJul 9
Replying to @vxunderground
Waiting for smelly to post nerdy malware stuffs
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Arika
@ArikalabsJun 25
Linux memfd_secret creates an anonymous file backed by memory that is completely inaccessible to the kernel itself. even root cannot read it via /dev/mem or ptrace. It's the ultimate primitive for storing cryptographic keys in userspace.
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nyarusoku
@Ret2RegretJun 22
Replying to @waozixyz
So you can tell everyone you used rust.
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open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/… lazy by default, zero-cost abstraction for async chains. this is what std::future should have been
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bird@birdpathyJun 17
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Thanks to @nostarch for sending me an advanced copy of this, evenings reading sorted 👍
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72 slides done. Who’s ready?
Binary Wizards
@BinaryWizardsJun 5
My talk "SELECT * FROM binary - Vibe Reversing Across IDA, Ghidra, and Binary Ninja" got accepted at @reconmtl . I am happy to talk about this toolset (idasql, bnsql and ghidrasql) and how it is designed to allow AI agents to work across all these top 3 reverse engineering tools. Point Claude, Codex, or your favorite agent to any single one or all of them at once, and allow your agent can now use the tools all at once to analyze one or more binary at once. These work nicely with loops like "/goal" to allow e2e analysis over many hours. Use cases: - Full source code recovery (with types and code structure) - Full database annotations (also with type recovery, comments, etc.) - Binary diffing - Or just any kind of Q&A against your binary or binaries cfp.recon.cx/recon-2026/talk…

SELECT * FROM binary — Vibe Reversing Across IDA, Ghidra, and Binary Ninja Recon 2026

"Vibe coding" lets developers build software by describing intent to an AI agent. Can the same approach work for reverse engineering - where the analyst describes what they want to understand and the...

cfp.recon.cx
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Creed@creedlogic0Jun 16
Replying to @wh0crypt @TrisH0x2A @Hassan_Abedi
I agree with Linus, but I still wonder why browsers are written in C++. Even a new one like Ladybird started with C++, and now it's moving toward Rust
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