"Age verification" laws are "we want to have all adults and their complete online profile in a database" laws, and that Persona, the company behind LinkedIn, Roblox, Discord ID and age verification is owned by Peter Thiel should be all you need to know.
My friends, this bug is older. Much older. Not this particular instance, but it is a classical mistake to make. It's a command line injection when calling the login executable.
Some people point to CVE-2007-0882. Solaris had that, almost 20 years ago.
But it's even older than that. It's so old it predates the CVE system. I don't remember exact dates, but we popped Linux and AIX boxes with that, mid 90s.
Exploitable? No idea, argv processing might be a problem. I'll find out another day.
In conclusion: bug existed since 1990, it's so easy to make when implementing POSIX that it keeps resurfacing, and at least one person in Berkeley knew since day 0.
An einer Balustrade mit einem Schild Check-In hängen zwei Fahnen: eine mit hellblau und rosa mit der Aufschrift "trans rights are human rights, sowie die schwarz-rote Fahne der Antifaschistischen Aktion.
Studies have found the most logical and fastest keyboard layout is not between key orders like qwerty and dvorak, but one that prioritises the size of keys depending on the frequency of those letters in the language being typed, regardless of the ordering.
This Apple keyboard has an English layout. More frequently used letters in english are larger and slightly taller, less used letters are smaller and lower, which conveniently prevents tyops.,
A photo of an Apple keyboard with the alphabet keys changed depending on the frequency of letters in English in this case. the E, A, D, T, I, O, L and N keys are quite large, while Q, X, Z, K, and V are quite small.
You might not like it, but this is what peak compiler performance looks like.
Screenshot of the web site Compiler Explorer. Side by side is some C code and the generated machine code. The C code implements a function to determine whether its input is even or odd. It does that in a very inefficient manner, by recursively calling itself to see whether the number one smaller than the input is even or odd. The generated machine code is a total of four instructions, and very efficient. The compiler used is clang.