So update on the KASCVE-PROJECT, i needed to test the back-end on a target so i had to create a full website with specific and intentional vulnerability but had to use bolt.new (ai), i am sorry i had too it's just for a test and not the real app so i made it with bolt.new had to tweak some stuff and then upload it on huggingface.co with a docker build and then setup the cloudflare on it, but i will do another real test multiple vibe coded app but no intentional vulnerability and real apps some from my friends or any volunteer.
So check this AUR PKG LOL
https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/commit/PKGBUILD?h=gtk2%2bextra&id=424199b8cc09ff19fc8043bf0e017d1219c66654
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https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/commit/PKGBUILD?h=gtk2%2bextra&id=424199b8cc09ff19fc8043bf0e017d1219c66654
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Look, let’s real-talk for a second. When we sit around and say someone is "sane" or "normal," what are we actually even measuring? If you break it down to the bare minimum, most people think being sane just means keeping your head above water. It’s doing your daily chores, mowing the lawn, waking up, going to work, and having a regular conversation at the grocery store without making it weird. But honestly? That isn’t true sanity. That’s just survival. That’s just you adapting to the grind so you don't stick out. If you really want to talk about pure, uncorrupted sanity, it means a person would have to live in a total bubble. You’d need an environment that is completely spotless no financial stress, no family drama, no crazy economic downturns, and no toxic people messing with your head. But that environment doesn't exist in the real world. Every single day, the world is throwing chaos at us, which means from the very jump, everyone's mental peace is getting chipped away. So then you think, okay, what if we isolated someone from birth? Like, kept them away from the suburbs, away from the cities, away from all the noise so they could just grow up "natural." But that completely backfires. We know from actual studies that if you leave a human totally alone, they don't stay sane they completely unravel. They lose language, they lose social cues, they literally lose their mind. Why? Because we aren't built to be solo. We’ve spent generations adapting to living in communities and neighborhoods. Isolation doesn't preserve your nature; it destroys it. And that begs the biggest question: what even is our "natural" state? We think our thoughts and behaviors are just born into us, but they aren't. Everything about you the way you think, the way you talk, how you react to drama is constantly being shaped by outside forces. It depends on the food you're eating, the amount of money in your bank account, and the neighborhood you grew up in. If something as simple as a bad financial month or a rough environment can completely change how your brain functions, then you never had a fixed "natural" baseline to begin with. At the end of the day, it all depends on what level of sanity you’re looking at. If sanity just means putting on a good face and getting through the day, then sure, a lot of us qualify. But if we're talking about a truly untouched, perfectly peaceful mind? It’s a myth. No one is sane, because the world we live in won't let us be.
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Look, let’s real-talk for a second. When we sit around and say someone is "sane" or "normal," what are we actually even measuring? If you break it down to the bare minimum, most people think being sane just means keeping your head above water. It’s doing your…
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So guys basically i will be making a specific kind of project that i had in my mind i had the blueprint but never the time i will set KASCVE aside for a moment cuz i can't do it with this limitation. So this project is called
It's a a very small, low level security framework designed to protect compiled linux applications from memory corruption exploits specifically Return-Oriented Programming (ROP) and classic stack smashing buffer overflows. It does act like a standard anti-virus but it looks for known file signatures and act as a micro-supervisor that monitors a program's execution directly at the CPU register and memory allocation layers
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It's a a very small, low level security framework designed to protect compiled linux applications from memory corruption exploits specifically Return-Oriented Programming (ROP) and classic stack smashing buffer overflows. It does act like a standard anti-virus but it looks for known file signatures and act as a micro-supervisor that monitors a program's execution directly at the CPU register and memory allocation layers