Monthly Archives: October 2014

OS X After patching shellshock, Xquartz fails + sh: line 6: `BASH_FUNC_rvm_debug%%’: not a valid identifier

After patching my /bin/bash with https://shellshocker.net/ scripts, I noticed some odd things. When I did an ssh -X, I would see this: Then X would start up after performing an X app, and I would get this in XQuartz: Then, quartz

Posted in Bash, OSX

Making Sense of Sun Blades and the UltraSPARC-IIe

Okies, so if you haven’t heard, I am hacking the Sun Blade 150, it’s a machine at school they still run that’s 10 years old. Pathetic. But it’s a good challenge for me to conquer and learn about operating systems

Posted in Sparc/Solaris

Kernel Arch. Solaris 7 vs. Solaris 8

I am reading the book Solaris Internals 1st edition where majority covers Solaris 7. I maintain this blog post as a place to show the differences I have found along the way.   Solaris 7 data structure for an address

Posted in Sparc/Solaris

Grep Love + Less Love

Some grep things that I found handy: Seriously. So yummy. Some handy things that I’m using right now. -A, -B, -C print an arbitrary number of lines After, Before, or Before/After the matched string line. Super cool. –no-filename, -h Handy

Posted in Sparc/Solaris

Protected: Learning Solaris Internals : Memory Paging

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Posted in Sparc/Solaris

Protected: Finding all suid programs on Sparc machine leads to Pwnage

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Posted in buffer overflow, C, Sparc/Solaris

Protected: Sparc Solaris Hacking Notes

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