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  • apodoxus@mastodon.onlineA apodoxus@mastodon.online

    @Viss @nyanbinary This is why we always advocated for MAC rather than addling layers of bullshit. Ya'll are just increasing the attack surface area all the time. You need to REDUCE it with a tiny thoroughly audited reference monitor.

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    @Viss @nyanbinary Can't make money doing that though... and that's all anyone cares about.

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    • viss@mastodon.socialV viss@mastodon.social

      h/t @nyanbinary

      so let me get this straight
      microsoft defender, the built-in antivirus tool for windows

      has a heap based buffer overflow that leads to remote code execution

      if you get it to scan a file, and that file is crafted the right way.

      the antivirus tool is the carrier for the execution of malware.

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      @Viss @nyanbinary straight out of Jennifer Government. (A good read if you haven't read it)

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      • viss@mastodon.socialV viss@mastodon.social

        h/t @nyanbinary

        so let me get this straight
        microsoft defender, the built-in antivirus tool for windows

        has a heap based buffer overflow that leads to remote code execution

        if you get it to scan a file, and that file is crafted the right way.

        the antivirus tool is the carrier for the execution of malware.

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        @Viss @nyanbinary this isn’t even the first time this has happened with Defender

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        • jeffers00n@tiny.tilde.websiteJ jeffers00n@tiny.tilde.website

          @Viss @nyanbinary straight out of Jennifer Government. (A good read if you haven't read it)

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          @jeffers00n @Viss @nyanbinary also a subplot in Snow Crash iirc

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          • mpc3032at@mastodon.socialM mpc3032at@mastodon.social

            @jeffers00n @Viss @nyanbinary also a subplot in Snow Crash iirc

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            @mpc3032at @jeffers00n @nyanbinary oh boy its been a while since i listened to snowcrash on audiobook.

            s'too bad we cant have a "but they're sure to listen to reason" moment

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            • viss@mastodon.socialV viss@mastodon.social

              h/t @nyanbinary

              so let me get this straight
              microsoft defender, the built-in antivirus tool for windows

              has a heap based buffer overflow that leads to remote code execution

              if you get it to scan a file, and that file is crafted the right way.

              the antivirus tool is the carrier for the execution of malware.

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              @Viss @nyanbinary

              Ah good. Now I don't have to deal with code signing my app any more. 😂

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              • viss@mastodon.socialV viss@mastodon.social

                @mpc3032at @jeffers00n @nyanbinary oh boy its been a while since i listened to snowcrash on audiobook.

                s'too bad we cant have a "but they're sure to listen to reason" moment

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                @Viss @jeffers00n @nyanbinary aww i remember almost nothing about the book now, but the one lady hacking away feverishly on that was a standout for me at the time, it seemed so cool, in like a 'obvious in retrospect' way... but actually living it derpishly like this is... i dunno 😕

                (also, hello fediverse! 2nd ~post, woo! and hello fediverse person... you gave me lovely positive feedback in *minutes*... i like this!)

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                • mpc3032at@mastodon.socialM mpc3032at@mastodon.social

                  @Viss @jeffers00n @nyanbinary aww i remember almost nothing about the book now, but the one lady hacking away feverishly on that was a standout for me at the time, it seemed so cool, in like a 'obvious in retrospect' way... but actually living it derpishly like this is... i dunno 😕

                  (also, hello fediverse! 2nd ~post, woo! and hello fediverse person... you gave me lovely positive feedback in *minutes*... i like this!)

                  more ->

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                  @Viss @jeffers00n @nyanbinary a couple years back i got depressed about softwaring because of this ~'AI' silliness coming down the pike, but of late it is SO BAD i feel incrementally fired up, renewed

                  riffing wildly, maybe software, because of its peculiar nature (this reified perfection of causality) is a good, stark example of why things should be done by people who love the things...because when not, the error compounds exponentially, and we get *this* (gestures wildly all around)

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                  • mpc3032at@mastodon.socialM mpc3032at@mastodon.social

                    @Viss @jeffers00n @nyanbinary a couple years back i got depressed about softwaring because of this ~'AI' silliness coming down the pike, but of late it is SO BAD i feel incrementally fired up, renewed

                    riffing wildly, maybe software, because of its peculiar nature (this reified perfection of causality) is a good, stark example of why things should be done by people who love the things...because when not, the error compounds exponentially, and we get *this* (gestures wildly all around)

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                    @mpc3032at @jeffers00n @nyanbinary yeah i wager youre probably in good company here

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                    • viss@mastodon.socialV viss@mastodon.social

                      @mpc3032at @jeffers00n @nyanbinary yeah i wager youre probably in good company here

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                      @Viss @jeffers00n @nyanbinary yay!

                      Vive la révolution!

                      (although, evolution preferably... i offer myself to the commons for the cause, lol)

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