@JackRhysider Should be encrypted. There's scenarios where a file is leaked without someone having code execution. Specially on servers where one arbitrary file read is enough. But it also happens on desktops, for example people pushing their dotfiles on github and accidentally leaking it
@rad9800 On a more serious note, id say it very much depends on the payloads purpose. If you're talking about an executable delivered with a simple download like a c2 or smth i dont see why it would matter. I guess less bytes mean less room for corruption and less bytes to detect but no
@chompie1337 Yeet, glad to have one of my favorite twitter there. Although im honestly not sure how well this is gonna work out. Basically the entire infosec community is on twitter ^^