remember to remove binutils from your production systems so the exploits won't run, yeesh
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remember to remove binutils from your production systems so the exploits won't run, yeesh 4 comments
whoa, `println!("{:016x}")` writes every 0 with a single write, no buffering involved - presumably to avoid allocations. maybe that only applies to stderr but... that can't be efficient 🤔 it's called a man page because it won't shut up about stuff you already know and doesn't actually have the answer to your question |
infosec is at that rare skill intersection where the red team writes python code, but in C