The story of how I created a way to port Windows Apps to Linux
🗣ruidfigueiredo

You should take a look at AvaloniaUI for .NET, you can make native cross platform apps and it also should be easy to port from WPF.
👤QuinnBorn

Why not just build your Electron app with native extensions?

It’s not really a way to port Windows Apps it’s a way to turn Windows Apps into a server and make a whole new GUI in HTML.
👤TinyCollection

So basically write a server in .NET, a client in javascript + html, bundle them together using electron, and use stdin/stdout for for communication instead of a proper RPC framework.
👤random_lonewolf


🎖@malwr

[Video Malware Theory - Network Worm Basics](https://youtu.be/LxajkPFJsIo)
🗣Struppigel


🎖@malwr

Crime stories in digital forensics?
Crime stories in digital forensics? Any resource recommendations in learning about cases and crime stories involving digital forensics?
🗣RoosterUnchained

https://www.digital-detective.net/digital-evidence-discrepancies-casey-anthony-trial/
👤deltawing

Here are some case studies: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9irkLlgx28f9MJbL\_ini0p1ZAGsHiKa5
👤bshavers


🎖@malwr

IDA Home details revealed - 365$ / year subscription, single processor family choice, Python 3 support and debugger. Available early May.
🗣TheAdubbz

For that price, a decompiler is a must for me, and even then I would find it too expensive. I would much rather see it sit at $100 a year, with decompiler included for non commercial / private use. Then I will definitely consider it.
👤Miracleb

subscription model, only one processor, and apparently no hex-rays... i'm not sure how this is supposed to be more attractive than ghidra or pirated ida.
👤Effective_Swing

no decompiler
only one CPU arch

It does not looks good and it feels expensive for hobbyist.
👤Thaxll


🎖@malwr

Undetectable C# & C++ Reverse Shells
https://medium.com/@Bank_Security/undetectable-c-c-reverse-shells-fab4c0ec4f15


🎖@malwr