Kwisatz Haderach's berkeley
| Download berkeley.tar.gz, 3 kb Find out how to bypass a filter.
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Solutions
Solution by mrmacete, published 29. oct, 2015; download (6 kb), password: crackmes.de or browse.
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Solution by acruel, published 28. oct, 2015; download (2 kb), password: crackmes.de or browse.
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Discussion and comments
| Kwisatz Haderach Author 28. Oct 2015 | acruel was the first who solved the problem ;) |
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| andrewl.us Moderator 29. Oct 2015 | also see mrmacete's new solution, which could be called "A Reverser's Introduction to BPF" |
| Kwisatz Haderach Author 04. Nov 2015 | Thnx to mrmacete for his problem decomposition and a list of additional information it could be really useful for those who want to start his BPF journey |
| mrmacete 11. Nov 2015 | Thank you for the opportunity of knowing BPF! I made a follow-up project out of this, it's a new architecture plugin for radare2 to support BPF reversing and emulation: https://github.com/mrmacete/r2scripts/tree/master/bpf |
| Kwisatz Haderach Author 14. Nov 2015 | Awesome! It's worth mentioning that BPF now is something more then network filter, it can be used in a various ways (mostly Linux kernel subsystems tracing), a few examples could be found here https://github.com/iovisor/bcc/tree/master/examples |
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