Message from @Ruggwain
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but even that is super super rare
*ASM↑
I was the man with ARM32 ASM back in the day
There was the logic for the mask.
It was a series of numbers that would follow under those specs.
I could have made a bitmask to clean it up, but yeah.
It's expanded logic.
The keygen after that was encoded with time hashes.
On blowfish.
That was... a hard one.
Has anyone ever used Radare2 for reverse engineering?
If so I would like some assistance
fixing a computer is 90% google tbh
unless whatever is broken is just the person being retarded
like my Barber who thought her computer was broken because it told her to repeat her password and she didn't know what that meant <:think_woke:378717098681171988>
people are technologically illiterate af
@Ruggwain exactly my dude
Legendary barber again
She called because she's friends with my mother
And he told her to get something with 'window' on it
And she asked my mother if she knew what that was and if she could help her find something like that
<:think_hang:378717098903470080>
Lol
She could just walk into a store and buy anything.
As long as it isn't an Apple store.
Go to Best Buy, Target, etc, ask if they sell computers. It's not like she needs a gaming PC.
But hey, on the bright side, helping someone *buy* a computer is almost no work, compared to *fixing* a computer. Easiest favor to do to someone.
why not use wireshark?
was he doing a man-in-the-middle attack with an SSL-Proxy?
I messed around with network coding a little bit and it was a pain in the ass for me at the time.
so can anyone resolve this error https://i.imgur.com/18JsmM8.jpg
you should study history, then no one will ask you any questions ever
are you trying to make your life difficult and use linux command structures, in windows, and not use a program dedicted to gitting? Or is this a sort of package install?
If so, Node/Something python-based is the way to go.
Usually go together.
NPM, etc.
At any rate, looks like you should find yourself a package manager for whatever it is you're working with.