Dr. PickleBryne

if it looks stupid but it works... it's probably full of 0-days

[Dr. PickleBryne @PickleBryne]

@vxunderground How security guards at the Hilton Las Vegas see DEFCON attendees's electronics

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@moyix Must be a @Windows build

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@_MatteoRizzo inb4 #ZeroDayComputing

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@gf_256 Wait until they discover they can publish source code instead of pushing binaries

[Dr. PickleBryne @PickleBryne]

@moyix Interesting. Do you know if there's an equivalent for Copilot and the likes? A function that takes code and spits out developer intent? Could be interesting for highlighting subtle/logic bugs by examining the English interpretation of the code

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@moyix My brain when it's 2 AM and can't catch some sleep

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So life is concolic execution

[Polina M. Pompliano @polinapompliano]

This @waitbutwhy graphic is absolutely mesmerizing.

[Dr. PickleBryne @PickleBryne]

@gf_256 Could you please elaborate? Is it due to cache hits on the same core? (But if that's the case, then the same effect would be observed on the pinned core I assume)

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@sellout @andreafioraldi @ctrlshifti logx *

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@gamozolabs @mboehme_ @FSEconf @Jilyac @sangkilc Agreed. In my recent fuzzing plots, I've also used log x lin y. Greybox fuzzers always tend to start on a high (due to seed coverage and how they maintain global state), but later increments on y become dwarfed by their slow rate on lin x, as opposed to the high startup rates.