B Horn @b.horn.uk · 4hso, this device has a feature i think is a device lock so you can set a key to control who can use it. if you don't send that correctly you get disconnect after ~3 seconds or so. however, you can freely send commands before this disconnect, and one of them dumps this key... amazing. 010
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 03/10/2026hell yeah can now send some messages to the BLE device this app controls and get some responses out of it. 110
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 03/10/2026i found a function that just contains motivational statements, so guess i'm motivated now? 110
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 02/10/2026bad decisions have led me to trying to RE a flutter app. at least i have symbols i guess? 110
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 26/09/2026went to a nearby city today and it seems the whole place was taken over by morris dancers (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_...) 000
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 10/09/2026got a spam email with a `curl | bash` command in it, which is something. 010
Reposted by B Horntef @tef.bsky.social · 07/09/2026move over inverse square root, there's a new cowboy in town www.benjoffe.com/fast-time-of... 36116
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 03/09/2026the trick to solving software engineering is just to have no software running 182
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 03/09/2026who the hell is causing me to get dependabot notifications for regex dos shit, and marking it high sev?! stop wasting everyones time with this 000
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 02/09/2026doing some further study, taking an economics course this block gonna finally learn the answer to the wint tweet! 010
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 30/08/2026hell yeah running github.com/hzeller/rpi-... , had to reflash the pi but my nearly decade old .bash_history was pretty handy i forgot how slow pi zeros were, compile times were looong. now to figure out what to do with this. 000
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 30/08/2026doing forensics on a old pi zeros sd card to figure out how i configured the software to drive an led panel 7 years ago 110
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 26/08/2026i'm also quite proud of the diagrams! made them in monodraw at the park. (good software if you need to make text diagrams) workflow was to make the article template in it, then export to a txt so I could edit it vim with line limits set. i over did my structure a bit! 000
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 26/08/2026some interesting things worth noting: * my linking setup for the payload, probably useful to other patching projects. * the bios boot protocol hook, and the address that remains mapped * the runtime service hook that can still call kernel funcs and my execute_in_process_context() trick 100
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 26/08/2026tmpout.sh/5/20.html my article in tmp.0ut 5, about my kernel bzimage patching tool skp. mentioned this project a bit, took a lot of work to get to this state. builds upon my article in #4 for the payloads (klude2), so full kernel sym access without any LKMs 100
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 26/08/2026the donkeys are located in a field right next to the main park here, and i'm not sure why they are there. but you can go right up to the fence and pet them! 000
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 26/08/2026as a distraction from today’s category 5 discourse, here are some moorhen chicks and some donkeys I saw around town. 100
Reposted by B Hornackmage @hermit.sh · 23/08/2026this zine is a reminder that YOUR voice is special - not just an approximation of your voice provided by a machine, but your voice, your spirit and your mind in their raw form! 0158
Reposted by B Horntmp0ut @tmpout.sh · 23/08/2026We are pleased to release tmp.0ut 5 Volume! Get your viruses, rootkits, strange ELFs, weird machines, tiny files, cool art, and phresh beats here!! tmpout.sh/5/ 19846
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 14/08/2026first time i've heard a weewoo* in the UK.... OMG SO LOUD. *emergency alarm via your phone, we have a wildfire risk right now. 010
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 11/08/2026been playing Denshattack the last few days. it's awesome, highly recommend. 010
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 04/08/2026www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_qz...youtube.comReliability Lessons From SQLite - Richard Hipp | SSW 2026YouTube video by Software Should Work 000
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 31/07/2026hack a competitor make a antisec style zine make no mistakes do a breakthrough 000
Reposted by B HornPaged Out! @pagedout.bsky.social · 27/07/2026Paged Out! #9 is live! Read, share, enjoy! pagedout.institute?page=issues.... We are running final QA on all PO! issues that should be available on Lulu (www.lulu.com/spotlight/pa...) in a few days! In case you want to support us, we have a Patreon now - www.patreon.com/PagedOut 21310
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 18/07/2026the COFF/PE code that only exists to support the linker? exposed to external attackers? do you have an project using this in a way that would be interesting to attack with this? you also understand harassment is an intent thing right? 101
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 18/07/2026yes? i'm aware of the motivation and we should be pushing back on people trying to do this sort of thing because its harassment. 010
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 18/07/2026the brainstorming part of the policy is pretty clearly just trying to preempt a common excuse. when making rules for online communities you really don't want to give any leeway to people who will try to rule lawyer you. they set their own boundaries, just respect them. 100
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 18/07/2026we've had these discussions in the security community years ago. if a vendor doesn't accept bug reports on terms you agree to, you just don't disclose the bug to them (no more free bugs was like 2008?). and that was with real sec issues, not grepping for todo unimplemented. 200
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 18/07/2026ok but i'm not really sure of the point you are trying to make? if you know the policy and don't want to comply with it, just don't try to contribute. you aren't being forced to run an llm based scanner over a project, and there is no point if you know they won't accept reports from it. 110
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 17/07/2026this is just harassment and you shouldn't be doing this. if they don't want to deal with llm written bug reports you should just be leaving them alone instead of whatever this is. 110
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 14/07/2026TIL there is a runtime verification subsystem in the kernel: docs.kernel.org/6.15/trace/r...docs.kernel.orgRuntime Verification — The Linux Kernel documentation 010
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 02/07/2026god the amount spambots on discord is insane. literally like 10 different servers i'm in all get hit my them at the same time, almost everyday. 000
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 01/07/2026if for some reason you are able to use an LLM to write a substantial patch, understand it enough to answer questions about it, and pass it off as your own, i guess congrats? but like, you could have just followed the policy? its been 6 months, you don't have to use them for everything. 010
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 01/07/2026policies like this are basically the only viable ones for FOSS projects going forward. the argument against them is that people might lie, but like, you could be doing that already and trying to contribute code you took from license incompatible projects. 100
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 23/06/2026after spending all of last year in asia I should be able to handle the heatwave, I was in 30+ degree weather for most of it, but it seems one (1) english winter reset my ability to handle it. 000
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 19/06/2026while looking into the somewhat bizarre midjourney pivot, I ended up looking at how tomography works and I didn't realise they had such cool algorithms. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomogra... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iterati... 010
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 18/06/2026instead of showing videos like "Possum eating strawberry" in my recommendations, youtube should just automatically play them. illusion of free choice here, of course i'm gonna click. 000
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 17/06/2026i wonder if my cat thinks i'm a god being able to create light and water on demand. 010
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 15/06/2026looks like everyones residential proxy networks are gonna get more UK IPs next year! 100
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 14/06/2026github.com/bahorn/skp/c... and fixed. dunno how i let that slip, guess i changed to testing mainly with payloads and not the path without them.github.comMinor fixes for 7.1 · bahorn/skp@0e2787b* updating vmlinux-to-elf * fixed a bug in the kshelf-loader, where it was missing checks in the uefi runtime hook path to see if a payload was defined or not. * readme update to note this Signe... 000
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 14/06/2026so bios/initcall path still works as well as every, but now a random null deref when returning from the uefi runtime hook if I don't define a payload? yay, but probably not hard to fix i hope. 100
B Horn @b.horn.uk · 14/06/2026everyone place your bets, will 7.1 break my kernel patching tool or not! 110