This post is for my sanity and my personal backup. It’s amazing how it takes hours to figure out a five minute process… Running an Ubuntu 12.04 on OpenVZ, my install config goes as follows. (Note: Use default options if … Read more →
I have a few NFC tags left over. No idea what I should do. So I made an NFC key chain. Turns out being pretty bad ass. It saves my current location to Google calendar. I use it when I … Read more →
A few people were interested in my NFC idea. What it is: NFC sticker on my car that grabs GPS and saves car location via Google maps link on Google calendar. Never forget where you parked your car. How: Wrote … Read more →
So I asked reddit’s /r/ReverseEngineering on any known bypasses to NAC if they had any solutions. Previously I spent time attempting to reverse NAC on Windows without a login and kept failing. Until reddit user aydiosmio posted info, that dawned … Read more →
Inline function hooking can be a bitch. We don’t want others modifying our code and we damn well don’t want noobs using generic hooking to modify our code. So how could we stop it? We can’t. But we could prevent … Read more →
Here’s a template solution for Visual Studio to use OpenCV. I know it’s a complete pain in the ass to setup so I tried to make this as simple as possible as everyone loves Visual Studio. Required Visual Studio 2010 … Read more →
I’ve emailed Facebook about this issue. Their response implied: Not really working. Not really caring. Update: Facebook now has “escalated that to the appropriate team for investigation.” Works for me and everyone else that tried. Here’s my what I submitted. … Read more →
I’ve emailed Microsoft about this issue and they didn’t give a shit unless I could bypass their AntiXSS Library. What: A page where you can inject HTML and possibly inject a XSS. Why (can’t you inject a XSS)? Microsoft has … Read more →
People have difficult understanding because everyone misses the concept when explaining how pointers work. So I’ll try my best to teach. When you declare a pointer, you use the dereference operation (*), the star/asterisk. Okay obvious right. Here’s the part … Read more →
Warning: The post initially contains wrong information. Continue to “Mistakes and Truths” for the correct information. The Function Preamble After Windows XP S2, Microsoft change the function calls preamble to allow hotpatching. This is the disassembly of MessageBoxW() and the … Read more →