moloch
@littlejoetables.bsky.social
Offsec at OpenAI
Former Bishop Fox Red Team
Former Bishop Fox Red Team
The most fun thing is that Tailscale is also a Go library and you can just import it.
November 29, 2024 at 2:06 PM
The most fun thing is that Tailscale is also a Go library and you can just import it.
Things I work well: Use all the resolvers on the system and send the chunks in parallel, you'll need to number them anyways and this increases performance a lot more than dynamic encoding.
I include a CRC32 as the IP (both 4 bytes) to detect corrupted data and when to re-transmit a chunk.
I include a CRC32 as the IP (both 4 bytes) to detect corrupted data and when to re-transmit a chunk.
November 20, 2024 at 2:37 PM
Things I work well: Use all the resolvers on the system and send the chunks in parallel, you'll need to number them anyways and this increases performance a lot more than dynamic encoding.
I include a CRC32 as the IP (both 4 bytes) to detect corrupted data and when to re-transmit a chunk.
I include a CRC32 as the IP (both 4 bytes) to detect corrupted data and when to re-transmit a chunk.
We should chat at OBTS! Mostly I regret trying to get too fancy, I implemented a DNS-0x20 detection, where the implant switches between Base58/32 depending on if it detects if the resolver are modifying case. This increases speed but also complexity, and I think it was a mistake, stick to Base32.
November 20, 2024 at 2:30 PM
We should chat at OBTS! Mostly I regret trying to get too fancy, I implemented a DNS-0x20 detection, where the implant switches between Base58/32 depending on if it detects if the resolver are modifying case. This increases speed but also complexity, and I think it was a mistake, stick to Base32.
DNS is such a pain! Base32 is the way to go.
November 20, 2024 at 5:29 AM
DNS is such a pain! Base32 is the way to go.
Stuff like this only happens in SFO in my experience, really what sets the bay area apart. You never know who's within earshot at the bar or on the BART.
November 18, 2024 at 5:36 PM
Stuff like this only happens in SFO in my experience, really what sets the bay area apart. You never know who's within earshot at the bar or on the BART.