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It is not tightly integrated. You can use it to play GOG games manually (from the command line) or using GameHub ( https://github.com/tkashkin/GameHub ).…
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> Or if you go onto a retro gaming site like GOG you'll see that many of the "extras" are from pirated sources. Can you give one or two examples of this?
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If you already know Haskell, you can take a look to our article explaining how it works: https://labdcc.fceia.unr.edu.ar/~amista/article.pdf Feel free to contact us by email in c…
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Is there a Haskell type of Linux syscalls? If it is the case, we can automatically derive Haskell code to generate an arbitrary list of syscalls. (disclamer: I'm one of the QuickFuzz [0] develope…
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We developed a fuzzer [0] using property-based testing in Haskell using QuickCheck (as expected!) [0] http://QuickFuzz.org/ …
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It was a trivial DoS using a SVG file in a browser. After a a minute, it consumes most of the memory available.
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> they also seem to think that a local DoS is not enough for a CVE Some vendors do not consider local DoS as security issues. I tried to discuss these kind of issues in oss-security but even MITRE …
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Interesting! Using our fuzzer, we found several PDF crashing Preview in Sierra. For instance, this one [1], which is also crashing Chrome and evince. [1]: https://bugs.chromium.org/p…
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VDiscover, a tool to predict vulnerable test cases using program traces, is missing: https://github.com/CIFASIS/VDiscover/ Full disclosure: I am one of the authors of "…
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SEEKING WORK Location: Rosario, Argentina. Remote OK. I am Gustavo and love to find vulnerabilities or bugs in software, usually improving or building new tools ( i.e, mutational / generational f…
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We developed a fuzzer [0] using property-based testing in Haskell using QuickCheck (as expected!) [0] http://QuickFuzz.org/ …