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No, he's God. He knows ALL the things. ;)
... no malware strain or threat actor has ever used any in a real-world attack.
He's probably a doctor. They always claim that something is "incurable". In all of the universe forever. When really, they just haven't heard of the cure / read the research paper yet.
It's called having a God complex. (Or being one of the spying industry's professional liars.)
I don't see how the vulnerabilities could be so hard to use in the real world. Especially with things like WebAssembly and in-browser virtualization
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Linux ... Ubuntu ... ERROR: Does not compute
First you speak of Linux... by which, I assume, you mean Linux/GNU, and not e.g. Linux/Android.
But then you speak of Ubuntu... which is also not Linux/GNU, but Linux/systemd/Gnome3.So... which one is it?
And in case you mean GNU, why would I run a professional OS on a toy OS? Except "because I can", of course.
:)
But in that case, I would prefer to run said Windows inside a browser too first, and THEN run Linux inside of that. :) -
Re:No new & pure web emulators more interestin
You mean the one that runs this:
https://copy.sh/v86/?profile=w...
Yeah, hardly "new" Slashdot.
Seriously, the quality of technical content vs "hey look this is cool" crap is really putting me off now.
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Re:Virtulize? - Emulate?!!
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Re:Can I play Descent on it?
> virtual machine
VM or emulator?
How about an emulator running on the JavaScript Virtual Machine? You can do that.
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Re:Turtles all the way down
I know. But to build an OpenRISC (1000-2000 lines for the core) emulation is much more easy than to build an x86 emulation (10000-20000 lines for the core). And I would not use the closed source emulator by Fabrice Bellard. Try this new emulator from: http://copy.sh/v24/ This seems to be a much better base for development.
I have also made a list of online emulators currently available. https://github.com/s-macke/jor1k/wiki/Similar-emulators-written-in-Javascript
Emscripten is boring. It uses no emulation. ;)