And again on youtube ;). SmokeMonster shows the available cores of the MiSTer project. The apple II+ core was ported from the MiST fpga. And I ported it to the MiST. Thanks for mentioning (at 0:49).
And another one for the ColecoVision FPGA port.
And again on youtube ;). SmokeMonster shows the available cores of the MiSTer project. The apple II+ core was ported from the MiST fpga. And I ported it to the MiST. Thanks for mentioning (at 0:49).
And another one for the ColecoVision FPGA port.
My hackthebox.eu rank is falling like a rock because I don’t have much time to spend. To remember better days I post my former rank banner which I saved before probably knowing what happens later on 😉
I was in the top 200! If you don’t know hackthebox head over to their website and enjoy hacking server and solving challenges like stego, reversing, forensic and others: https://www.hackthebox.eu/
When doing hackthebox stuff I often use the SimpleHTTPServer module of python to download scripts and tools from my host system to the client.
Recently I needed an IPv6 http server because IPv4 was blocked. Since I didn’t find a simple way to host files via IPv6 I extent the SimpleHTTPServer module with IPv6 support. While I was at it I also implemented file upload via post.
The latest version can be found on my GitHub page https://github.com/wsoltys/tools
The current version as of this writing is listed below:
Just a short notice that the Apple II+ and the Colecovision fpga cores got some updates. Thanks to Till and gyurco who sent me pull requests. Head over to the official mist core page for download.
Colecovision
– Support for the MegaCart (ROMs up to 1MB) and SuperGameModule (32k RAM, AY-8910 sound chip) added
Thanks to gyurco.
https://github.com/mist-devel/mist-binaries/tree/master/cores/colecovision
Apple II+
– Apple II+: YPbPr support
Thanks to Till
https://github.com/mist-devel/mist-binaries/tree/master/cores/appleii%2B
During a hackthebox stego challenge I stumbled upon a nice tool called tapcleaner by bokvamme and luigidifraia.
I converted wav files to tap with wav2tap (c64tapedecode) but wasn’t able to load them. With tapcleaner it was possible to optimize the output in a way that the tap file was recognized by tapcleaner and I was able to extract the prg’s which contained the flag.