sam i am

bored.

no life.

[Het Mehta @hetmehtaa]

roadmap for a self-taught hacker

https://t.co/5fYvknGaJS

[𝕡𝕨𝕟𝕚𝕖 @0day_ninja]

Can't believe i'm just seeing this. This is beautiful omg.

[cr3ghost @cr3ghost]

Vanguard runs at boot because cheats run at boot.

Riot clones the PML4 table, inserts a shadow entry into a free slot, hooks SwapContext, and swaps CR3 per-thread at context switch time.

If it was spyware, researchers would have found it. They found this instead.

Reverse engineering is an art. When in doubt, reverse it.

#ReverseEngineering #Vanguard #InfoSec

Full RE breakdown by @Xyrem256: https://t.co/RyUreWosL5

[cr3ghost @cr3ghost]

People complain about kernel anti-cheat until they see what EAC actually does to stay ahead.

CR3 encrypted inside EPROCESS. KdpTrap hooked to catch anything touching it during context switches. NtCreateUserProcess emulated so cheats grabbing DirectoryTableBase at process creation get a fake one.

This is what fighting kernel-level cheats actually looks like.

Full breakdown by 0xavx: https://t.co/qEFEWSKEPC

#AntiCheat #GameSecurity

[cr3ghost @cr3ghost]

Gamers worry about kernel anti-cheats when any user-mode software (ring-3) can already read your passwords, browser history, log your keystrokes, record your camera, steal your files, and exfiltrate your data.

Spyware has never needed the kernel. Kernel access is not what makes something spyware.

Cheaters have been loading kernel drivers and hypervisors for years to hide from detection. A usermode anti-cheat has no way to detect something already operating below it.

Loading at boot is necessary. If anti-cheat loads after a cheat driver is already in the kernel, it has already lost.

Read: Why Anti-Cheat Software Utilize Kernel Drivers

https://t.co/eTi683zHgc

Author: @vm_call from @the_secret_club

#AntiCheat #GameSecurity

[cr3ghost @cr3ghost]

While gamers debate kernel anti-cheat, ring-1[.]io was shipping a Themida-protected UEFI bootkit that injects into Hyper-V, manipulates EPT entries, clones game page tables, and hides memory contents below the OS entirely.

After partially deobfuscating their binaries and recovering critical functions, this is what was inside.
Bungie and Ubisoft sued them.

They found $12 million in Bitcoin and kept going.

This is what kernel anti-cheat is actually fighting.

https://t.co/zHjWeLgQ3X

Authors: @BackEngineerLab

#AntiCheat #Malware #InfoSec

[v @vql3n]

Me aburrí e hice un mini emulador x86 + PE + NT + WinAPI (Kernel32, MSVCRT, NTDLL, User32) en Rust, para compilarlo en WASM por lo cual puedo "correr" un .exe en el navegador:

[Doug faze @DougFaze1]

#desksetup

[Austin Abadir @CooperTV]

Nashville, not biased of course

[Vivek | Cybersecurity @VivekIntel]

📚 Be a Hacker — A Practical Roadmap for Self-Taught Hackers

Hacking isn't about tools.
It's about curiosity, understanding how things work, and using them in unintended ways.

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Created by @s0md3v — one of the most practical guides for beginners entering cybersecurity.

#CyberSecurity #EthicalHacking #OSINT #bugbounty #InfoSec #Linux #Python #LearningInPublic

[ratte @rattecs]

Valve: "We banned 900k inactive bots, so the problem’s fixed. Please stop complaining."

Also Valve: "Anyway, time to add aim punch on armoured players…"

(Video credit: u/Pik4ur on r/cs2)

[elias @fREQUENCYCS]

Please consider displaying the rank of every player in the scoreboard by default.
It would be very easy to tell in what kind of lobbies we are placed in because most of the times, the skillgap is pretty big even on global lobbies. @CounterStrike

[Ozzny @Ozzny_CS2]

Boombl4 was having way too much fun as BB finish Stage 1 going 3-0 ‼️

My pickems are not happy with this one

[trish @TrisH0x2A]

this is how i handle errors in C

this is the cleanest error handling pattern
you call 10 functions and handle all errors in one place

the Linux kernel uses this pattern throughout its drivers and subsystems because it stays readable even when error paths get complicated

[Vivek | Cybersecurity @VivekIntel]

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[Owen Butterfield @smooyacs]

What could one person be checking here while playing an official

[zipeL🇩🇰 @zipelCS]

Years ago i purchased a pair of flawless MW vice gloves in CSGO for $16,000..

Before CS2, FN vice gloves were rarely flawless and the best pairs peaked at more than $50,000

Today, all FN pairs are flawless, many MW pairs are flawless and even some FT pairs

Todays prices:

My gloves: $16,000➡ $3,000
Flawless FN: $50,000➡️$6,500

[iiTzTimmy @iiTzTimmy]

Counter Strike 2 ✅

[Maurice Heumann @momo5502]

I added experimental window/UI support to my emulator.

Nothing better than running windows GUI apps in the browser.

[CS2 @CounterStrike]

To be fair, @ultimatecs_go's crosshair was exactly where it needed to be...