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Using the GCC Attribute Constructor with LD_PRELOAD
Linux has a wide variety of tools that allow you to fully control what’s happening. One of them is LD_PRELOAD, which is an environmental variable th...
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Transparent SSL Proxy on a Regular PC: Can It Handle One Million Concurrent Connections?
In one of our previous posts, we talked about the basic principles of man-in-the-middle attacks and ways of intercepting SSL and HTTPS traffic with SS...
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Linux Solution Overview – MITM Attacks and SSL/TLS
Ensuring the security of communication channels is one of the most challenging problems in modern software development. A compromised communication ch...
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Simple ORM over SOCI Based on MySQL Backend
SOCI is a free database access library that’s written in C++. The library itself is distributed via SourceForge and the documentation can be found b...
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How to Write a Minimal Qt QML application with CMake
Qt is a popular cross-platform application framework developed by the Qt Company and distributed via both proprietary and open source licenses. Qt is ...
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Kprobes Internals as a Field of Kernel Symbol Detection
Kernel space hooking allows user space applications to access system specific information without the necessary level of privilege. This can be extrem...
Apriorit Code Protection for Linux: Scheme, Main Components
The white paper describes the technology of code protection for Linux applications, which is based on the so-called “Nanomite” approach applied pr...
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A Cross-platform Parser of the Dynamic Disks Structure
In this article, we’ll consider Dynamic Disks. We are going to explore the program implementation with the help of the LDM (Logical Disk Manager) te...
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Using Libcurl to Download Files in C++ Synchronously, Asynchronously, and with Multiplexing
Applications are useless without their contents: text notes, images, audio and video recordings. But all these files don’t come out of nowhere. Your...
The Differences Between Network Calls in Windows and Linux
Berkeley and Microsoft socket models that are mostly compatible on the source code level are not so cross-platform in practice. Let’s examine some ...