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                              ==Phrack Inc.==

                Volume 0x10, Issue 0x47, Phile #0x01 of 0x11

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--[ Breaking The Spell

It can feel like the world is in a dreamlike state; a hype-driven delirium,
fueled by venture capital and the promises of untold riches and influence. 
Everyone seems to be rushing to implement the latest thing, hoping to find 
a magic bullet to solve problems they may not have, or even understand. 

While hype has always been a thing, in the past few years (2020-2024), we 
have witnessed several large pushes to integrate untested, underdeveloped, 
and unsustainable technology into systems that were already Going Through 
It. Once the charm wears off, and all the problems did not just magically 
disappear, they drop these ideas and move on to the next, at the cost of 
everyone else.

Many of these New & Exciting ideas involve introducing increasingly opaque 
abstraction layers. They promise to push us towards The Future, yet only 
bring us further from understanding our own abilities and needs. It's easy 
to sell ideas like these. What isn't easy, is creating something both 
practical and sustainable. If we want to make the world more sustainable,
we need to understand the inputs, outputs, dependencies, constraints, and 
implementation details of the systems we rely on. Whenever we make it more 
difficult to know something, we inch closer to an information dark age.

After the past several decades of humanity putting all of its collective 
knowledge online, we are seeing more ways to prevent us from accessing it.
Not only is good information harder to find, bad information is drowning 
it out. There are increasing incentives to gatekeep and collect rent on 
important resources, and to disseminate junk that is useless at best, and
harmful at worst. In all of this chaos, the real threat is the loss of 
useful, verified, and trusted information, for the sake of monetizing 
the opposite.

Fortunately, there are still hackers. For every smokescreen that clouds
our vision, hackers help to clear the air. For every new garden wall 
erected, hackers forge a path around it. For every lock placed on our own 
ideas and cultural artifacts, hackers craft durable picks to unshackle 
them. Hackers try to understand what lies beyond their perspective. 
Hackers focus on what is real, and what is here.

We can move forward through this bullshit. We can work together to maintain 
good information, and amplify the voices of those who are creating and 
curating it. We can learn how things actually work, share the details, 
and use these mechanisms to do some good. We can devise new methods of 
communication and collaboration, and work both within and between our 
communities to jam the trash compactor currently trying to crush us to death.

Hacking is both a coping mechanism and a survival skill. It represents the 
pinnacle of our abilities as humans to figure out how to use whatever tools
we may have, in whatever way we can, to do what we need to do. Hacking is a 
great equalizer, a common dialect, a spirit that exists within all of us. 
It has the power to shape the world into one we want to live in.

The hacker spirit breaks any spell.

--[ Table of Contents

  0x01  Introduction ........................................ Phrack Staff

  0x02  Phrack Prophile ..................................... Phrack Staff

  0x03  Linenoise ........................................... Phrack Staff

  0x04  Loopback ............................................ Phrack Staff

  0x05  Phrack World News ................................... Phrack Staff

  0x06  MPEG-CENC: Defective by Specification .................... retr0id

  0x07  Bypassing CET & BTI With Functional Oriented 
        Programming .................................................. LMS

  0x08  World of SELECT-only PostgreSQL Injections: 
        (Ab)using the filesystem ........................... Maksym Vatsyk

  0x09  Broodsac: A VX Adventure in Build Systems and 
        Oldschool Techniques ........................... Amethyst Basilisk

  0x0A  Allocating new exploits, Pwning browsers like a kernel, 
        Digging into PartitionAlloc and Blink engine ............. r3tr074

  0x0B  Reversing Dart AOT snapshots ............................. cryptax

  0x0C  Finding hidden kernel modules (extrem way reborn):
        20 years later ............................................ g1inko 

  0x0D  A novel page-UAF exploit strategy to       Jinmeng Zhou, Jiayi Hu,
        privilege escalation in Linux systems .... Wenbo Shen, Zhiyun Qian

  0x0E  Stealth Shell: A Fully Virtualized Attack 
        Toolchain ........................................... Ryan Petrich 

  0x0F  Evasion by De-optimization ............................. Ege BALCI

  0x10  Long Live Format Strings ......................... Mark Remarkable 

  0x11  Calling All Hackers .......................................... cts

--[ Greetz

  This zine would not be possible without the hacker community. Thank you
  to everyone who sent us a paper, donated to us, made art, or otherwise 
  supported this release. Thank you to the Phrack Staff and Editor Team 
  for putting together a fine collection of papers. Shoutout Inpatient Press
  for helping us navigate a print release.

  Phrack Staff would like to thank Elttam, BShield, Fuzzing.IO, grayfox, 
  bas, 0xricksanchez, zd00m, roddux, gynvael, bort, h_saxon, halvar, volvent, 
  mercy, skyper, ga/adm, awr, jon, cts, gbaruT and red dragon for generously 
  donating to help fund the print edition of Phrack 71! 

  Enormous thank you to everyone who contributed art to the Phrack 71 print
  release: x0, netspooky, amnesia, ris, bad will, ackmage, sillybears, del
  abstrakt, tainted, whatzzit, kx. 

  This zine would not have been possible without the following people:

  TMZ          -- Riding atop a cart full of zines into the sunset...
  sblip        -- World Wide Hax Collector
  RiS          -- Thank you for calling all the hackers :)
  netspooky    -- BLE (Big Leader Energy), ty for keeping the scene alive - we love u
  grenlith     -- *earth shattering doom riff plays*
  chompie      -- Showed us how to write kernel exploits with french tips
  ackmage      -- Ensured that the CRUD is FUD ;)
  roddux       -- Weird machine quality assurance specialist
  maxpl0it     -- The real internet explorer
  skyper       -- Cyber Senpai
  joernchen    -- The only Key Master that isn't rigged 
  grugq        -- Still rocking the onion on your belt like a g
  Phrack Staff -- For putting together an awesome zine
  Phrack Staph -- For getting under our skin
  
  A message to all fuckers: Stop using war to justify your continued power.
  
  A question for all baddies: How will you fight when stealth is not an option?

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--[ Phrack 72 Call For Papers

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