deadliftdouche

eMudhra are now blocking access to their certificate revocation list URLs, so a MITM attacker using their certs with private key 4 keep working

I agree. There are more blogs talking about LLM findings vulnerabilities than there are actual exploitable vulns found by LLMs. 99.9% of these vulnerabilities will never have a PoC because they are worthless unexploitable slop and a waste of everyone's time.

Nice writeup and fuck Zendesk, this could have done so much damage.

I'd argue its worse than pointless, at best it does nothing and at worse it seems to make the code harder to understand and audit, which could result in more future vulnerabilities.

I don't understand, isn't this pointless? I could just change some other data structure or variable, hell, I'll just change the sudo input buffer size and do a stack overflow, or a memcpy size into a heap overflow, or what stops me changing a jne (Jump if Not Equal) instruction to a jg (Jump if Greater) and bypassing the if's?