#binaryexploitation
Live, measured metrics for the hashtag #binaryexploitation from the open social web. Every number carries a named source and the time it was fetched. Nothing is estimated.
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Live pulse
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And this was when the cosmic rays caught the bitflips #binaryexploitation #révolution
Browser exploitation isn't web bugs. It's memory corruption across three processes. This issue walks the full chain: V8 JIT type confusion for arbitrary read/write, WebAssembly RWX pages to run shellcode, WebGPU/Dawn as the softer GPU-proce
I recently completed the pwn.college "Yellow Belt – Program Security" track. It covered shellcoding, memory corruption, reverse engineering, ROP, heap exploitation and allocator internals — with lots of hands-on challenges using Ghidra, GDB
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