Anonymous ID: fa67e8 May 4, 2020, 10:08 p.m. No.9034411   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4421 >>4510 >>4571 >>4583 >>4603 >>4618 >>4655 >>4674

>>9034061

Coderanon. Got my Atari 800 when I was 12, did mostly Basic but learned a bit of 6502 assembler. (6502 was an 8 bit processor, was in the Atari 800/400, Vic 20 and Commodore 64, and Apple ][. Its little brother - the 6507, I think - was in the Atari 2600 game system.)

 

Trying to think of what to take apart with this.

Pictures?

– Steganography?

– Extra crap in headers?

– Q's pictures?

– .mil's pictures?

How open is Chrome? (Refuse to use it) Stuff hiding in there?

MacOS itself?

Windows 10 itself?

iOS?

Android on various platforms?

I think it can't be something Q team put out into the world, would violate natsec, so has to be someone else.

Take apart WoW? Take apart Star Wars: Commander?

XBox Firmware?

 

Just spitballin'…

Anonymous ID: fa67e8 May 4, 2020, 10:17 p.m. No.9034510   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4641

>>9034421

>>9034411

Um, yes, binaries. I know that. Except for the pictures, those OSs and firmware are all binaries.

 

Does Ghidra have tools for searching raw data for patterns that look like assembled machine language for various processors and/or virtual machines? Could there be code bits in non-executable files that can be extracted and executed by other utilities?

What some of Q's filenames?

 

I like anon's idea about Zoom. Don';t trust that shit either. Using Webex Teams during this house arrest, but we know how tight Cisco has been with their code, eg in their routers. NOT.