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Funny Images/Videos [ Official Thread ]
hehe, i prefer firefox too, but they both have their good/bad points. for example, i've experienced that firefox will die in flames if a page has literally 1000s of large images, where as chrome is still fully responsive in the same scenario (t…

Comment by sangf September 2011 permalink
Funny Images/Videos [ Official Thread ]
http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/pointers.png

Comment by sangf September 2011 permalink
Future of web-application security/hacking ?
i think sqlis will be around a good while. there are more and more web applications being built, and sql is still _very_ prominent. the awareness is high, but as long as escaping isn't added as part of the language's syntax (like pythons d…

Comment by sangf September 2011 permalink
[TUT] Visual Basic - Variables , Detailed [BEGINNER]
nice, but it could do with a proof read. also, it would be useful to include a short list of all variable types even if you only explain a couple - and i wouldn't call this detailed.

Comment by sangf September 2011 permalink
NEED HELP
maybe post some complete details about your suspicion, not really much to go on about now. process and network tab dumps from process hacker might be helpful to see (select tab, ctrl+s -> pastebin url to here).

Comment by sangf September 2011 permalink
NEED HELP
yep. 192.168.x.x are private addresses, used for your local network. this could be an address for one of the computers on your local network, your router itself, or the private ip your router assigned for you (aka your external ip as far as your com…

Comment by sangf September 2011 permalink
NEED HELP
From what I read and understand is if I see something other than 127.0.0.1 or 0.0.0.0 when I run netstat or netstat -ano then it is someone else connected especially when it says "ESTABLISHED" True? not true. it will show all connections…

Comment by sangf September 2011 permalink
NEED HELP
143.127.102.32 whois returns: symantec corp -> accessing directs to norton home page :p also syn_sent is probably something that is attempting to connect but failing (or just in the process of awaiting a response): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tr…

Comment by sangf September 2011 permalink
Funny Images/Videos [ Official Thread ]
http://i.imgur.com/P63jZ.jpg

Comment by sangf August 2011 permalink
tell me the output :D
ah i was wondering what you guys were talking about with the right-to-left stack comments, you were talking about how parameters were pushed using the cdecl calling convention, i didn't even consider that; now the random value makes sense to me…

Comment by sangf August 2011 permalink
tell me the output :D
yeah, compiled with msvc++ or gcc the result will be 331 (which Sh3llc0d3 did point out); so of course that will be reflected in a disasm :p it's not what i would have thought would be the answer, though. anyway, i think i like deques answer be…

Comment by sangf August 2011 permalink
tell me the output :D
don't you mean 122 :P?

Comment by sangf August 2011 permalink
Hard drive speed vs size....
i usually care more about size, but then 7200rpm drives are pretty cheap. i guess it depends on what you use the system for. if you edit lots of hd video (especially lossless quality), you're probably going to want a somewhat fast drive, or els…

Comment by sangf August 2011 permalink
Creating a pseudo MMO-bot/dual-boxing tool in C#
i recently started working on something related to this, so here's some information/a tutorial about how you can get data from the game using C# and cheat engine (i'm using 6.1). i'm going to get the currently logged account name fro…

Comment by sangf August 2011 permalink
Numbering Systems
"Deque" said: Binary, like hexadecimal, can only count to 255 [...] Binary has a total of eight position That is just wrong. he did specify it was for a byte in the hex section, but i guess that's not much of an excuse; the intro to …

Comment by sangf August 2011 permalink
Numbering Systems
"Flashlight" said: Technically 1111 1111 is equal to -1 assuming two's complement representation of _numbers_, not unsigned :3

Comment by sangf August 2011 permalink
Code Question
that's what i thought, the only real difference is a user-specified string of data sent as a parameter. also, i just noticed that by the same logic, executing a python script.. or any script with a #bang is considered 'unsafe'; a bit …

Comment by sangf August 2011 permalink
SourcEx.info - The Source Code Database
that's pretty cool! :) a few problems appear on the uploaded source, though. i guess because you used something like htmlspecialchars() on the input? and for some off reason things between < and > disapeared (see #include in example below…

Comment by sangf August 2011 permalink
Funny Images/Videos [ Official Thread ]
http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/password_strength.png

Comment by sangf August 2011 permalink
Code Question
i voted yes, the only situation i could think of it being unsafe, was if uname is foreign software and is executed at the same permission level as the safe program, but that wouldn't make any sense because uname must be installed for it to be i…

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