Dr. Christopher KunzJul 11
There's a lot of beauty in this VNC screenshot by @vncresolver
The longer I look, the more details I see, it's a little like a "Where's Waldo" picture.
Show threadLuke Sheldrick // an0key 🤖Jul 11
@christopherkunz @vncresolver I was looking at that a while earlier too
Show threadDr. Christopher KunzJul 11
@an0key @vncresolver The chuzpe to attempt downloading a WIn32 malware on a grub rescue prompt! I realize it's all fully automatic but still.
Show threadLuke Sheldrick // an0key 🤖
@christopherkunz @vncresolver but gives us fun things to look at
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Dr. Christopher KunzJul 11
There's a lot of beauty in this VNC screenshot by @vncresolver
The longer I look, the more details I see, it's a little like a "Where's Waldo" picture.
Show threadLuke Sheldrick // an0key 🤖Jul 11
@christopherkunz @vncresolver I was looking at that a while earlier too
Show threadDr. Christopher KunzJul 11
@an0key @vncresolver The chuzpe to attempt downloading a WIn32 malware on a grub rescue prompt! I realize it's all fully automatic but still.
Show threadLuke Sheldrick // an0key 🤖Jul 11
@christopherkunz @vncresolver but gives us fun things to look at
Show threadOtte Homan - remember GeordieJul 11
@christopherkunz LOL. Why all the semicolons in the https;// everywhere? @vncresolver
Show threadJernej Simončič �Jul 11
@otte_homan @christopherkunz @vncresolver Modifier keys not working (same for rcmd.exe → Win+R, cmd.exe, 5temp5 → %temp%).
Show threadVessOnSecurityJul 11
@christopherkunz @vncresolver OK, so somebody's Shift key isn't working and they don't know what Linux is - but where does the "r" in "rcmd" come from?
Show threadLudwig BehmJul 11
@bontchev <win>+R
Show threadDr. Christopher KunzJul 11
@bontchev @vncresolver I presume from a scripted keypress sequence: <winkey>-r for the run window.
Show threadlp0 on fire Jul 11
@bontchev, I see nothing Linux there; just the bootloader…
Show threadVessOnSecurityJul 11
@lp0_on_fire Well, yes, that's the Linux boot loader. Disks that boot Windows don't have this.
Show threadlp0 on fire Jul 11

@bontchev, ah yes, in much the same way as systemd is “the” Linux init binary…

As for the other statement, well, let's just say “multiple operating systems” and leave it at that.

Show threadLycerisJul 11
@christopherkunz Huh, the Shuft key wasn’t working - explains the 5 (%), 9 ((), and the ; (:)