@Mrjuanz123 Sure, my .bashrc isn't anything too special, I just added a few lines to it. However, I lost it so I don't have the name of the program I used to create the block letters. It might have gone something like this:
echo "Welcome to"
echo " "
figlet -ct -f roman BASH
I don't think that the program I originally used, but it seems to get the job done.
very good tutorial :) my only question is how would you go about finding the compare using this method on a larger program like one of the crackme examples with a gui?
@mattstechtips For larger program, I would use either the GNU debugger GDB or DDD (DDD is a GUI frontend for GDB). From here, you can run the program in the debugger environment and just look at what happens in the part that interests you (like entering a key).
Good pace, well spoken, and most importantly, very informative. Thank you very much for your contribution. Looking forward to learning more about the CLI tools used here and the common gdb workflow.
Great tutorial. Thanks.
dodo3773 1 month ago
great vid.
v8metal 1 month ago
may i have your .bashrc??
Mrjuanz123 5 months ago
@Mrjuanz123 Sure, my .bashrc isn't anything too special, I just added a few lines to it. However, I lost it so I don't have the name of the program I used to create the block letters. It might have gone something like this:
echo "Welcome to"
echo " "
figlet -ct -f roman BASH
I don't think that the program I originally used, but it seems to get the job done.
TechnologyFlowcom 5 months ago
@TechnologyFlowcom
thank you so much
Mrjuanz123 5 months ago
very good tutorial :) my only question is how would you go about finding the compare using this method on a larger program like one of the crackme examples with a gui?
mattstechtips 5 months ago
@mattstechtips For larger program, I would use either the GNU debugger GDB or DDD (DDD is a GUI frontend for GDB). From here, you can run the program in the debugger environment and just look at what happens in the part that interests you (like entering a key).
TechnologyFlowcom 5 months ago
:)
y7l 7 months ago
thank you ....more of such stuff would be interesting
satism 9 months ago
Good pace, well spoken, and most importantly, very informative. Thank you very much for your contribution. Looking forward to learning more about the CLI tools used here and the common gdb workflow.
logicalBeast 9 months ago
@logicalBeast Thanks for the positive feedback! I'm glad it was able to help, and you can expect more like this to follow :)
TechnologyFlowcom 9 months ago
@TechnologyFlowcom
I agree. You have a good presentation style and the content is excellent.
You're the Salman Khan of hacking (non-pejorative).
Subbed.
SolidlyStated 3 weeks ago