Hey, anyone out there sysadmin'ing #Solaris? The Shadow Brokers dump of NSA exploits includes a working remote root exploit for Solaris 6-10 x86/Sparc (and potentially v11). It attacks RPC services to spawn a remote root shell.
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/11/solaris_shadow_brokers_nsa_exploits/
Following Sunday's adventures playing with PAL and NTSC timing in the #PSX, and preparing timer emulation code for that, I went to bed and dreamed a stressful nightmare in which I was back in college and had an exam on a video standard I had not studied at all.
Software engineering - it's not good for you, clearly.
@jntrnr No worries :) I just found this in my code...
io.registers.insert(MMIO_REG_DMA_CTRL, 0x07654321);
...and no explanation of that magic number so now I want to hurt last-year me.
@jntrnr Cool :) For me, it's a way to sharpen up my Rust. Also, given that people found remote-code execution vulns in emulators last year, seems important to use a safer language than C.
Right now I'm doing timers. I don't think I'll have time to make it cycle accurate due to MIPS/PSX oddness. I'll take a look at your code :)
Any love on Mastodon for #RustLang? Tonight, cracking on with a simple MIPS #PSX emu written in #Rust. I know there's another (unfinished) Rusty #PlayStation emu out there - my one started out as a MIPS CPU emulator that got out of hand. I also want to get sound + GPU working so I can play the iconic PS1 boot intro in full.
Here's the serial debug output when it starts up... https://mastodon.cloud/media/UpKBBJt_JDCop8f3fxA
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