| #!/usr/bin/env bash | |
| # | |
| # Build Frida DEB. | |
| # register the cleanup function to be called on the EXIT signal | |
| trap cleanup INT | |
| ####################################### | |
| # Deletes the temp directory. | |
| # Globals: |
By default, "custom boot objects" (created using kmutil create)
can't be used in macOS Virtualization framework guest VMs. Here I show
how to get around this Apple design flaw. Note that Virtualization
framework macOS guests can only be created on Apple Silicon Macs.
To proceed, you'll need to work through my Running Third Party Kernel Extensions on Virtualization Framework macOS Guest VMs. Many
nanobind is a tool and a library for implementing native C/C++ extensions for python.
You can implement such extensions in many ways, but nanobind makes life a bit more
easier, especially if you write C++ and use CMake to build your native code.
nanobind recommends using the scikit-build-core as the build backend; it handles the
heavy lifting of building stuff through CMake during python package build process. It even
supports using Ninja. And as a cherry on top, it is able to download CMake and Ninja
from pypi if they are not available locally.
Caution
Intel PT virtualization is BROKEN, as it has multiple fatal flaws, several which put the host at risk. Use at your own risk.
This guide will most likely become obsolete once the feature will be removed from the various linux distros. For more info check out KVM: VMX: Mark Intel PT virtualization as BROKEN and CVE-2024-53135
This script sets KVM Processor Trace feature in host-guest mode enabling VMs to use intel-pt
| iOS 17.6b3: | |
| { | |
| "device": "iPhone11,2", | |
| "keybags": [ | |
| { | |
| "buildnum": "21G5066d", | |
| "illb": "0AF1E048865508ED01193BC44D4EA6F84D9DA3195B8805379987DC61B4128F7E040BE69B8EA8F53A6E73539F1DE6CC91", | |
| "ibot": "B1FC5FC83B146F93D8A79FAC373D3313C5EBBBA22072CCDB71A0340DAE1675AD423F55B4E3F03CC70AD5F11BF69660B8", | |
| "ibec": "2EE1E89ABBC1BCDF8CAAC3E174EC79D2475C84FD76A9A78ABE803A75A1DD47FD8520E4B9EFD1C3C74520E67E06C80F8D", | |
| "ibss": "214AC6198966311151D56AFC469D32A26702FD70F717D243BBC9960F6D2155FAA9C23312CBFE7026D77F3421D77FA402" |
| // | |
| // Non-conclusive list of interesting private Metal pixel formats | |
| // | |
| let MTLPixelFormatYCBCR8_420_2P: UInt = 500 | |
| let MTLPixelFormatYCBCR8_422_1P: UInt = 501 | |
| let MTLPixelFormatYCBCR8_422_2P: UInt = 502 | |
| let MTLPixelFormatYCBCR8_444_2P: UInt = 503 | |
| let MTLPixelFormatYCBCR10_444_1P: UInt = 504 | |
| let MTLPixelFormatYCBCR10_420_2P: UInt = 505 | |
| let MTLPixelFormatYCBCR10_422_2P: UInt = 506 |
| from PIL import Image, ImageOps, ImageDraw | |
| import numpy as np | |
| import pandas as pd | |
| import os, sys | |
| import logging | |
| logging.basicConfig( | |
| format='%(asctime)s %(levelname)-8s %(message)s', | |
| level=logging.INFO, | |
| datefmt='%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') |
| from PIL import Image, ImageOps, ImageDraw | |
| import numpy as np | |
| import pandas as pd | |
| import os, sys | |
| #import ace_tools as tools | |
| # Function to load an image from a file | |
| def load_image(file_path): | |
| return Image.open(file_path) |