function name randomization
0001-01-01
function name randomization is an obfuscation and anti-analysis technique commonly used by malware authors in which function names are randomized to ...
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FUSE
0001-01-01
FUSE is a Linux system that stands for “Filesystem in Userspace” used that allows users to create custom filesystems without modifying the ...
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fuzz testing
0001-01-01
Fuzz testing is a software testing method in which inputs are fed with invalid or unexpected input in an attempt to cause the subject program to crash ...
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fuzzy hashing
0001-01-01
fuzzy hashing is a technique that can detect data that is similar to, but not identical to other data.
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FX (hacker)
0001-01-01
Felix Linder (FX) is a German hacker and cybersecurity expert.
https://x.com/41414141?lang=en https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_Lindner_(Hacker)
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game theory
0001-01-01
Game theory is a Mathematical study of how players make strategic decisions when the outcome depends on the actions of other players.
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gcc
0001-01-01
The GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) is a collection of compilers by the GNU Project. These compilers support many programming languages, architectures, ...
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gcc -g
0001-01-01
The -g flag in gcc adds debugging information to compiled objects. This information is used to enrich the output of a debugger such as gdb, making the ...
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gcc -S
0001-01-01
The -S flag in GCC compiles C or C++ code into assembly language without creating a final executable file.
Example:
gcc -S foo.cThis outputs the ...
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gcc -static
0001-01-01
The -static flag in gcc is used to create static-linked executables.
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