let me tell you just exactly how done I am with js++
Post number #265822, ID: 1cebca
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hi there. my names initiate and im a hacker slash programmer by trade
i took a job for some chummer about cracking some dudes firewall. no biggie rite
wrong
fucker used javascript++ for his security systems which means i gotta use it
fuck js++. fuck it nine thousand ways
its so old that newer systems dont interface rite so u have to use old tech which is slow and tedious and ughhhh
someone save me from this programming hell
Post number #265881, ID: 4637a8
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Well i would not call me a hacker or a security expert but what i heard is that Javascript++ have a few exploitable weaknesses within the compiler. So you can do buffer overflow and than run shellcode within the new freed memory stack. I don't know how to do this but for a hacker it should be easy.
Here is a site of were u can see vulnerabilitys of Javascript
Post number #266218, ID: 1d6f8e
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>>265881 Sounds like OP is familiar with JS++ but rather is annoyed at the hardware they are forced to use. I mean, I'm not exactly sure of the situation here, but from what you've described, it seems like the best solution would be to use a virtual machine. That way you could emulate whatever older systems are needed but with the full resources of your available hardware. -Z
Post number #266223, ID: 78b0f4
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>>265822 Worst code out there, yup. Shit's a pain to use and a pain to make, anyone who requests JS++ in this day and age deserves to be hanged, lol. -c_i10
Post number #266250, ID: 1d6f8e
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>>266223 Depending on the job, I usually find it easier to adapt a script I already have rather than tackle the problem directly. I wouldn't say it's *that* bad. -Z
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| hi there. my names initiate and im a hacker slash programmer by trade
i took a job for some chummer about cracking some dudes firewall. no biggie rite
wrong
fucker used javascript++ for his security systems which means i gotta use it
fuck js++. fuck it nine thousand ways
its so old that newer systems dont interface rite so u have to use old tech which is slow and tedious and ughhhh
someone save me from this programming hell