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How to Install Fedora 42 with Full Disk Encryption, Snapshot, and Rollback Support
This is an archived copy - I DID NOT write this This is a direct copy of this excellent write up by Madhu Desai that I saved for my own personal reference while using this as a baseline install guide. Please refer to the linked write up for any updates and to see the comment discussion Fedora Linux 42 is here! Fedor
notesUnlocking the FM350-GL
Is this legal? If you are using a US based mobile provider with a US based SIM card, this might not be legal. Lenovo's own unlock tool continues to block any US based carrier SIM cards. If you do the unlock yourself, you can get around the region restriction, but you may enter a legal gray area in doing so. This i
notesWoL Magic Packet
Wake on LAN Quick notes defining the standard magic packet used for Wake on LAN. Packet Header 0xFF repeated, 6 times. Packet Payload AABBCCDDEEFF MAC Address (IEEE 802 MAC-48), repeated 16 times. Packet Structure type MACAddr [6]byte type MagicPacket struct { header [6]byte payload [16]MACAddr } Exampl
notesGameboy (DMG-01) PPU Notes
Incomplete and a WIP These handwritten notes are a WIP and are some things I scribbled down as I was going through the implementation of the PPU for my Gameboy emulator project (ferrum). Download PDF: GameBoy+PPU_230822_162133.pdf
notesReverse Engineering Android APKs
This is a quick reference for how I usually approach reverse engineering Android apps for the purposes of research, pentesting, bug bounty, etc. I plan to write a more in-depth guide at some point in the future. Installing Tools sudo pacman -S android-tools jdk-openjdk jre-openjdk paru -S android-apktool-git apk-edi
notesDe-anonymization Tools
Below is a list of tools, articles, and research related to de-anonymization, as well as some anonymization specific tooling designed to counter de-anonymization methods. This list will grow as I come across more things. Shout out to sizeof(cat) who posted an initial list that I am using as starting point as I explore
notesHackRF TXCO Install
Quick reference for installing the TCXO on a HackRF One. Pinout The TCXO module gets installed on the 12-pin P22 connector on the HackRF One. You will want to install the module on pin 1, which is closest to CLK IN / OUT on most boards. Testing To test, you will want to run the following command, which can be bui
tutorialI use Arch, btw~
I've been wanting to install Arch on my primary workstation for a while though I was pretty overwhelmed with figuring out what sort of configuration I wanted. I now have something that I like and wanted to outline what I did. This is mostly for my own reference and documentation, though please feel free to use this