1. Download the client from here, or use the following Shadowsocks-4.4.1.0Shadowsocks-4.4.1.0.zip4 MBdownload-circle 2. Download OBFS plugin here, or use the following obfs-localobfs-local.zip170 KBdownload-circle 3. unzip the obfs-local.zip, put both files in the same directory with shadowsocks.exe 4. right-click shadowsocks taskbar
This is M1r4c13, a brand-new site by Miracle Yu that reborn from the previous xhyumiracle website, after offline for 7 years. Many things changed, my focus also changes from security to crypto * (zk + ai). Hope I can bring you some more interesting facts in this new world. Things will be
Before Start I wrote this series of posts to remind myself the way I analysis EOS src code. My purpose was to learn security handling in C++. I'll update posts as I analyzing it, so maybe it lacks of construction, forgive me on this if it does. nodeos
pre-requisite This part assumes you've created at least one account. If not, please check the previous post EOS Dev Guide 0x02. Compile contract contract needs to be first compiled to .wasm format as a bin file. Then generate the .abi file to serve as a function interface index
Prerequisite This part assumes you've booted up the private net(nodeos) and had it kept producing blocks. If not, please check the previous post: EOS Dev Guide 0x01. Deploy eosio.bios contract This step needs nodeos to be running and producing blocks. We need to deploy eosio.bios
Prerequisite This article assumes you've finished git clone and auto-build stages. If not, please check the previous post: EOS Dev Guide 0x00. Add nodeos/cleos to PATH for your convenience. Make sure to add at least the paths of eos/build/programs and eos/build/tools to $PATH.
This guide book will guide you to build your own test net, develop EOS contracts and do other research on it. ref: https://github.com/EOSIO/eos/wiki/Tutorial-Getting-Started-With-Contracts pre-requisite before start, make sure you have met the building requirement since it will download some dependence and generate many intermediate
Sometimes word docs could be weird, like, when you trying to apply a style to just one line, both this line and the following line is applied the same style, which annoying. That is caused by the difference between soft returns and hard returns. Click this to display the special
![[Vulnhub] Mr.Robot - Walkthrough](/content/images/size/w600/2025/01/mr-robot-tv-series-hacker-fsociety.webp)
VM Download page Victim: 192.168.56.101 Attacker: 192.168.56.102 Recon First a quick nmap scan: root@kali:~/vulnerhub/mrrobot# nmap -sC -Pn 192.168.56.101 Starting Nmap 7.50 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2017-08-29 14:25 EDT Nmap scan report for whoismrrobot.com (192.168.
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Vulnhub URI: https://www.vulnhub.com/entry/stapler-1,150/ Victim: 192.168.56.103 Attacker: 192.168.56.102 I used the silliest way to root this VM so do not laugh at me... First netdiscover -r 192.168.56.0/24 to find the victim's IP. Then
![[Raspberry Pi] - retropie psp settings](/content/images/size/w600/2025/01/Retropie_Splash.png)
Months ago, I bought a raspberry pi 3 model B from Amazon, and then, ...then, a whole summer passed and I'm still thinking about to make more projects with it. :D Alright, today let's focus on the psp settings of retropie. As you may all know,
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Hi, guys. Ok, now I'm in the third host. nleeson@barringsbank:~$ I found this 'lovely' file again at the home dir: reticulatingsplines.gif, remember that I've got a .gif with the same name in part 1? This is also nothing special. Then, I tried
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Hi guys. In the last post, I've got the first flag-like file. # cat flag1.txt.0xff 3d3d674c7534795a756c476130565762764e4849793947496c4a585a6f5248496b4a3362334e3363684248496842435a756c6d5a675148616e6c5762675533623542434c756c47497a564764313557617442794d79415362764a6e5a674d585a7446325a79463256676732593046326467777961793932646751334a754e585a765247497a6c47613042695a4a4279615535454d70647a614b706b5a48316a642f67325930463264763032626a35535a6956486431395765756333643339794c364d486330524861 The .0xff ind
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You can find the VM download link here. Attacker: 192.168.56.101 Victim: 192.168.56.103 First I welcomed it with a straightforward nmap scan nmap -A 192.168.56.103 I didn't find any open port in the first round. Then I tried an udp
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In the past, there was a boy who born to be the greatest hacker ever in the human history. He was born with so many awesome talents that any one of them could make people admire and even envy. So, naturally, there were nothing that could stop this new star
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Challenge I made a simple brain-fuck language emulation program written in C. The [ ] commands are not implemented yet. However the rest functionality seems working fine. Find a bug and exploit it to get a shell. Download : http://pwnable.kr/bin/bf Download : http://pwnable.kr/bin/bf_libc.so Running
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Error $ ./idaq64: error while loading shared libraries: libSM.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Reason In most of the cases, your program was asking for an i386 version of this lib file, while you only have a 64-bit version. So the program can not
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Error $ ./idaq64: error while loading shared libraries: libfreetype.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Reason In most of the cases, your program was asking for an i386 version of this lib file, while you only have a 64-bit version. So the program can not
troubleshooting
Error $ ./idaq64: error while loading shared libraries: libgthread-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Reason In most of the cases, your program was asking for an i386 version of this lib file, while you only have a 64-bit version. So the program can
Quick Explanation Example: root@kali:~# python >>> import pickle >>> lst=['abc', 123, 3.14] >>> pickle.dumps(lst) "(lp0\nS'abc'\np1\naI123\naF3.14\na." >>> pd = pickle.dumps(lst) >>> pickle.
Bash Color In bash, strings can be print with different formats including different front or background colors, blink, bold or hide etc. Basically you just prepend some format string start with escape character, say <esc> followed by '[', and append a 'm', then you are
If you want to investigate the performance arguments, like clock cycles, cpu utilize rate, etc., of a program under Linux, perf is a great tool here to help you. Installation $ sudo apt update && sudo apt install linux-tools-$(uname -r) linux-tools-generic (ref: http://www.tecmint.com/perf-performance-monitoring-and-analysis-tool-for-linux/) Simple Usage
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This is a rebuilt puzzle originated from Boston Key Party CTF 2017 - vimjail. Write up is here: https://yous.be/2017/03/01/boston-key-party-ctf-2017-vimjail-write-up/ Puzzle entry: ssh vimjail@xhyumiracle.io -p22 (vimjail) All the files you need are right in the ~ directory (i mean except those normal command binary