https://cocomelonc.github.io/macos/2025/07/18/malware-mac-6.html next one from my blog. Everything works perfectly as expected =^..^=

But we have some caveats. Once we get to writing shellcode, we want to avoid any null-bytes. For this reason I will show you source code for this examples that does not contain any null-bytes in the next few blog posts.

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https://cocomelonc.github.io/macos/2025/08/02/malware-mac-7.html next one from my blog. This code shows that ultra-minimal #linux #shellcode still works on #macOS Sonoma, which is both surprising and #educational.

Want the same for ARM64 M1/M2 shellcode? It will be in the next posts of this macOS hacking series.

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https://cocomelonc.github.io/macos/2025/08/19/malware-mac-9.html next post in my blog. I'll explore #arm #m1 in upcoming posts.
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https://cocomelonc.github.io/linux/2025/12/10/linux-hacking-9.html next one from my blog. Something as simple as a password check has multiple failure points. #hacking #apt #cybersecurity #assembly #malware #redteam #blueteam #purpleteam #research #linux #shellcode #programming