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| | | | | Hello, In this article I present you the solution to nice and short cracking challenge from Root-Me. After opening it up in Ghidra, I saw that the challenge is easy to solve, all you need is to find the password, which is in plain text. Basically just copy paste and you get the flag, but wait, there's a twist! I should have learned my lesson from the other challenge from Root-Me, which also had a twist. | |
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nuculabs.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Hello ??, In this short article we'll talk about packing integers into binary data in JavaScript using the Buffer, ArrayBuffer and DataView classes. Sometimes in JavaScript, it may be necessary to pack the elements of an array into a byte buffer and then create a new numeric array from the buffer's contents. This can be... | |
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www.codingem.com
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| | | | | In JavaScript, the practical difference between for...of and for...in loop is that for...of works for arrays and for...in for objects. | |
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blog.jcoglan.com
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| | | [AI summary] This technical article explores the challenges and solutions for implementing strict named argument semantics in JavaScript, comparing approaches from Ruby and Python, and detailing how TypeScript's type system and runtime checks like Object.keys() can enforce required fields and reject unwanted options while handling prototype pollution risks. | ||
