Alex
I wrote my article in word document but then automatically delete can I have it back?
possible, if you did not make new allocations. check your program image and try to find your data there
Manav
hello in destructor when we delete array put brackets on right delete operator direct ? and why not put as delete array [ ] ?
Because it is the syntax, that was proposed and agreed upon. Afaik using delete[] on objects created by new and delete on objects created by new[] is an undefined behavior, it may cause heap corruption. Feel free to correct me
aura
hi, I'd like to learn about c++ and I'm such a beginner for it. if you don't mind to help me I'm so grateful, thank you
aura
Google
sure. i also learn from YouTube too
Anonymous
Any one with a pdf or anything tht explains data types
Anonymous
Of C language
olli
Any one with a pdf or anything tht explains data types
Search engines can help... https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/type
Anonymous
Okay thank u
Anonymous
@hashraeem
Anonymous
I finally found it https://nitter.net/gebaltas/status/1237489658730147840 https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2015/08/windows-10hh-symbolic-link-mitigations.html
Anonymous
Linux is the only OS to not do this correctly, as usual
Anonymous
Windows checks if the malicious process actually has write access to the file and rejects any attempt to make links if the process doesn't have access
Anonymous
Linux is the only OS to not do this correctly, as usual
what would you expect from free stuff?
Anonymous
egzactly
Nameful
destroyed
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Truth
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Truth
Hi is there anyone alive
Nameful
Ask your question
Gulshan
You need to be a superuser to perform any task which can break your system.... In windows after logging in, all the proces are carried with superuser permissions.... So the conclusion is, any virus, which is not detected by you antivirus program in windows can easily break your system... But in linux, if you are smart enough to not to give sudo permission then I don't think that a malicious program can seviourly damage your system.
Anonymous
Most Linux exploits will not target root at all
Anonymous
Drop a malicious library somewhere in ~ and throw LD_PRELOAD into .bashrc
Anonymous
You have successfully injected malicious code in every Linux process run after that shell restarts
Anonymous
There are 1000s of ways to sniff out the root password by just looking at all the leaks in X server
Gulshan
Drop a malicious library somewhere in ~ and throw LD_PRELOAD into .bashrc
But for edting that bashrc file, sudo permission is req
Anonymous
You can write to .bashrc from within a flatpak sandbox running as non root
Gulshan
Anonymous
Go argue with somebody else
Gulshan
No
Please use linux once
Anonymous
Most sandboxes allow trivial escapes on Linux
Anonymous
Please use linux once
I use Linux everyday
V01D
You can set the permissions or something but by default you dont need sudo
Anonymous
I've even read kernel code
Gulshan
Most sandboxes allow trivial escapes on Linux
Which ? Ig flatpak is the safest
Anonymous
Gulshan
Flatpak is the worst
You are wrong, man
Anonymous
It has been criticized by anyone who understands security
Anonymous
You are wrong, man
https://flatkill.org/
Gulshan
https://flatkill.org/
So lets use appimage, who cares 😁😁 if flatpak is unsafe
Gulshan
Same issue
Snap ??
Anonymous
Snap ??
In many ways, even worse
Anonymous
Linux security is just fundamentally broken
Anonymous
Windows is a lot more secure
Andrey
hey guys, can someone help me please i send to terminal a txt file with some text. and i want to save every line of the text in an array. why this code doesn't work? it just saves the last line of the txt file to each element of str_2
Andrey
hey guys, can someone help me please i send to terminal a txt file with some text. and i want to save every line of the text in an array. why this code doesn't work? it just saves the last line of the txt file to each element of str_2
oh, seems like i understand, because the last item of str is the last line of the txt file, and every element is refering to that element 🤔 but how to fix this problem? any idea?
Andrey
You overwrite your string everytime
do you have any idea how to fix it?
Vlad
do you have any idea how to fix it?
char str_buf[SIZE][SIZE];
Anonymous
😁😁
Windows pretty much does have sandboxing
Anonymous
Sadly it is opt in because Microsoft doesn't want customers ringing their phones
Gulshan
Windows pretty much does have sandboxing
I am using linux, for stability purpose, and for some sort of security...
Gulshan
Windows is more secure than Linux
My first priority is stability currently... And I don't know much about security.... Someone told me, its best for programming, so I am using it
V01D
Windows is more secure than Linux
What about Qubes os though?
V01D
Tails too
Qubes is better
Gulshan
Qubes is better
I only used tails 😢😂
V01D
Tails uses tor which is dead.
Anonymous
It's pretty good from what I've heard from other security researchers in the field
The Shadow Monarch
/get cppbookguide