We at @dfsec_com are currently looking for a senior Linux kernel researcher, feel free to DM if you’re curious :)

DMs were apparently disabled, but fixed now

@ETenal7 @dfsec_com yes, and DMs are open now, not sure why it was misconfigured

AKA natural language CodeQL - it feels like the Code Browser approach from the blog post may be applicable here as a general concept

@SinSinology @watchtowrcyber Congrats!

@mistymntncop @maxpl0it surely they got rid of that after e10s

Pwn2Own lineup looks very impressive this year, good luck to everyone!

Software transactional memory is probably the one thing I miss the most from my Haskell developer times. IMO it is the most intuitive way to write concurrent code by far. It‘s wild to see it implemented in such a complex context as C++, amazing effort

@m40282845 @adhsec yeah that’s for sure, WPA and unencrypted networks are rejected, question is what else

@adhsec do you know what DoH servers iOS uses? I would assume it just uses normal DNS as provided by DHCP

@adhsec encrypted DNS? as in DoH/DoT?

I really wish Lockdown Mode had more granular settings

@jduck @5aelo @farazsth98 @adhsec @silviocesare @mboehme_ again, there is no bug here and the compiler produces correct output. FATAL is surely noreturn. UB is introduced in some unrelated place

@jduck @5aelo @farazsth98 @adhsec @silviocesare @mboehme_ There was/is no actual issue/bug in the code (the switch is exhaustive), what is being considered here are just ideas to nudge the compiler to reliably produce a compilation output that has the intended security properties (which are a superset of those provided by C++ itself)

@5aelo @jduck @farazsth98 @adhsec @silviocesare @mboehme_ But of course you are likely heavily relying on this specific compiler behavior in countless other places in a similar fashion anyway

@5aelo @jduck @farazsth98 @adhsec @silviocesare @mboehme_ The real fix to me seems to change the enum to an `enum X : int { … }`