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codecolor.ist
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| | | | | I am writing about a dead simple and reliable sandbox escape exploit which only have one line of code. Yeah I am sure it's an exploit, not just PoC. It has nothing to do with iOS. | |
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entangledlogs.com
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| | | | | Generic Programming: Generating part of programs Introduction Generic Programming: Programming with generic parameters to avoid unnecessary code duplication and encourage code reuse. Polymorphism is also another technique to solve code reuse Puts implicit constraints on the generic types that are to be fulfilled by concrete types. template T adder(T LHS, T RHS) { return LHS + RHS; } struct Foo { inv Val = 0; } Foo f = adder(Foo{}, Foo{}): In this code snippet, we assume that Foo meets the requirement tha... | |
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theevilbit.github.io
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| | | | | TL;DR It works, but very limited due to heavy sandboxing, you can only read and copy files to your sandbox folder or consume some CPU power. If you have a way to escape sandbox then go for it, or could be used as part of a multi-part malware. Intro I'm reading Jonathan Levin's *OS Internals Vol I. book (user mode - *OS Internals: - Welcome!), and I got to the chapter where he talks about Spotlight importers, and my first thought was that it would be an awesome way to persist on macOS. | |
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osxdaily.com
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