[Blunt]

If you're a great programmer, then please signup on TrojanForge and get through the introduction checks. The same system should be implemented on this forum but then 99% members currently here would get banned.

I got through, can you?

Tip: They don't accept .net/java lamers

I don't need to sign up to your skiddy forge gayness, I am already with a invite only community, you may have heard of us on the news very recently.
Something about craigslist <3 hahahaha
Feel free to stop by and make an account and chill in the toilet with the feds and fuccboys <3 Im flame your ass there too hun

[dopamine]

I don't need to sign up to your skiddy forge gayness, I am already with a invite only community, you may have heard of us on the news very recently.
Something about craigslist <3 hahahaha
Feel free to stop by and make an account and chill in the toilet with the feds and fuccboys <3 Im flame your ass there too hun

Skidforge? LOL. You don't have the knowledge to even be there.

[Blunt]

Skidforge? LOL. You don't have the knowledge to even be there.

110% Done with your ass, have a wonderful day and see ya on DG if you ever decide to destroy your life with a couple clicks

[dopamine]

Did I clearly stated that I want you to make an intellisense for the challenge ?

Solve this : https://sinister.li/Thread-Contest-C...f-Grouping

A guy with about 7 yrs of experience would be able to solve this in 2-3 hrs and not more.

Go forward and reply when you have the solution. Choose any language you want to code in but you cannot use any external library (or else there isn't any point of a challenge)

I wont do it but..

3. Use of "==" and index(), find() and string slicing allowed, but functions like startswith() and endswith() are not allowed if inbuilt, if you create it with code then its fine.

Here you go, startswith(), endswith() in C++:

Code:

bool StartsWith(char* pszBuffer, char* pszData) { int iDataLen = strlen(pszData); char* pszCheckData = (char*)malloc(iDataLen); memcpy(pszCheckData, pszBuffer, iDataLen); return lstrcmpA(pszCheckData, pszData) == 0; } bool EndsWith(char* pszBuffer, char* pszData) { int iBufferLen = strlen(pszBuffer); int iDataLen = strlen(pszData); char* pszCheckData = (char*)malloc(iDataLen); memcpy(pszCheckData, pszBuffer + (iBufferLen - iDataLen), iDataLen); return lstrcmpA(pszCheckData, pszData) == 0; }

Wrote it in this editor, took 2 minutes. Maybe now u believe I can code? lol

Ok, here is even logic how they work:

StartsWith -
You take the number of bytes from your buffer your data to check length is. Then comare if those bytes match your data to check. If they do, then it starts with that shit.

EndsWith-
The same as StartsWith but you take those bytes from the end of the string, calculated by strlen(buffer) - strlen(data_to_check).

[Kizaru]

I am not trying hard. A ring3 rootkit is something I first coded back when I was in high school. I claimed I am a better coder than him simply because he was an asshole on HC, now you say he is better than me.. I bring up topics you don't understand with hope that maybe he does.

Yeah, you can't code a ring3 rootkit in python.

You can though, I've seen python code being hooked up with LD_PRELOAD and worked as a terrible userland rootkit.

[dopamine]

You can though, I've seen python code being hooked up with LD_PRELOAD and worked as a terrible userland rootkit.

I was talking about Windows, sir.

[Psycho_Coder]

I wont do it but..


Here you go, startswith(), endswith() in C++:

Code:

bool StartsWith(char* pszBuffer, char* pszData) { int iDataLen = strlen(pszData); char* pszCheckData = (char*)malloc(iDataLen); memcpy(pszCheckData, pszBuffer, iDataLen); return lstrcmpA(pszCheckData, pszData) == 0; } bool EndsWith(char* pszBuffer, char* pszData) { int iBufferLen = strlen(pszBuffer); int iDataLen = strlen(pszData); char* pszCheckData = (char*)malloc(iDataLen); memcpy(pszCheckData, pszBuffer + (iBufferLen - iDataLen), iDataLen); return lstrcmpA(pszCheckData, pszData) == 0; }

Wrote it in this editor, took 2 minutes. Maybe now u believe I can code? lol

Who knows ?

Google would even give you such solutions. like search by startswith in C# or C etc. etc.

Also those startswith are beginner stuffs, you have 7+ years of experience, you should start your own lessons you know. I am pretty sure that I after 3-4 years I will be a fucking awesome programmer who knows a good deal of math for programming problems unlike you (7+)

WHat happend ? Scared of challenge ?

Okay have an easier one then (pretty easy) :- https://sinister.li/Thread-Contest-A...Evaluation

I have even given the algorithm there (a basic one but works)

[Blunt]

I was talking about Windows, sir.

That doesn't even make sense? lol
Regardless every point you have made in this entire thread has been disproved.
I may be a complete and total fucking asshole, but I certainly know how to pick em.

[dopamine]

That doesn't even make sense? lol
Regardless every point you have made in this entire thread has been disproved.
I make be a complete and total fucking asshole, but I certainly know how to pick em.

You retarded piece of shit.

Ring3 rootkit on Windows hooks WinAPI which is impossible to do with Python.

Linux dont have Winapi.

[Blunt]

You retarded piece of shit.

Ring3 rootkit on Windows hooks WinAPI which is impossible to do with Python.

Linux dont have Winapi.

Maybe you should have acknowledged that in your first post fuck nuts?
And wow a windows user, impressive <3