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blog.eldruin.com | ||
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berthub.eu
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| | | | | In previous articles, I've waxed rhapsodic about how great C++ is. I also noted there however that every language, C++ included, has its dark sides. Some languages have an unavoidable pervasive dark side, like being slow or hard to multithread, for C++ that dark side is mostly its complexity. In this post I want to zoom in on a specific 'gotcha' that recently took me several hours to resolve. I wrote this piece so anyone running into the same issue might find out about it if they search the web. | |
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www.macieira.org
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objective-see.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The blog post explains the intricacies of Unix process creation, particularly focusing on the behavior of the `sh -c whoami` command. It clarifies why the process tree appears as it does, involving multiple `exec` calls without forking. The key takeaway is that `sh` can invoke `bash` with the `-c` flag, leading to a sequence of process images. Understanding these process dynamics is crucial for threat hunters working on macOS systems. | |
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theoldfashioneddotorg.wordpress.com
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| | | [AI summary] The post discusses the importance of careful planning in project management, emphasizing the adage 'Measure twice, cut once.' | ||
