Posted by kecoak on Apr 20, 2010 in
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They take the world over one node at a time. They put the seed in some software and make it shine. so the dimwitted among us grab tight and install put it right on the wall, and don’t notice at all that the celebration of a day impends. I want to note it on the calendar, I ready my pen, I get ahead of my friends in my haste, I let slip that the zero day is coming, MC Front still ill equipped. Boom how it hits you, when it comes if you’re touching on an interface you steady your thumbs since you might have to jump ship quick, the sting stuns it isn’t designed to destroy, it’s just how it runs and I sing fun songs but this here is a warning that the exploit’s open and it might sound corny but I give a damn about the state of the Earth expect a hacker has to wreck it just to teach it what it’s worth. And on the first day, it’s already too late… Press play, prepare as history is made: “largest hack in one day,” all the headlines will say. All out of time, hear the chime from the buzzer. Found this bug on my own, no need for a fuzzer. “It’s already too late,” spreading as we planned. No need for the NO OPs, I know just where to land. Clearing out the registers, with pointers to my functions, loaded to your memory and writing new instructions. Braindump i/o, siphoned out the eye holes; enticed so i’m digging through the disassembled byte code. Push pop change order stack frame FILO filesystem inodes, all fall to my flow. Running over, there again i go: self-propagation engine, polymorphic sideshow. Every network, we’re found to get around… the exploit payload encoded in this sound. Man, cousin, I’m about...