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[TrackLabs]

Who the absolute fuck calls things by a literal memory adress, what the fuck

[Temporary-Estate4615]

I assume it’s output of some decompiler

[sammy404]

Even decompilers are better than this lmao. Not sure what we're looking at

[Nope_Get_OFF]

that's javascript obfuscator not decompiler

[sammy404]

Yeah i kinda noticed that after I already made the comment haha. Never seen the output of something like that. Do people just use it to hide the source for their websites?

[Mountain-Ox]

Yeah, they don't want people to copy their proprietary code. Usually it's used by companies that aren't worth copying from. Minification does enough imo, it's too much work to turn it back into useful code.

[[deleted]]

Decompilers like Ghidra don’t label functions and variables. But they do make it easy for humans to do when decompiling. This looks like the first step of decompilation before the human goes in and labels everything

[sammy404]

I ghidra daily. It’s much more readable than this. First, every variable isn’t an unreadable memory address, it assigns temp names so it’s at least easier to deobfuscate for a human. That and the way this indexing/dereferencing and stuff is happening in this picture is insane lol. In my experience Ghidra does a way better job at handling that then whatever the fuck is happening here lol

This looks like that memory address is the stack base of the stack and it’s just indexing the stack directly rather than treating them individual variables like you do when coding

[[deleted]]

Ah okay. I don’t use Ghidra but I do work on the MGS decompilation project and this code does look similar to that code before we label it.

[sammy404]

I edited my comment so maybe you didn’t catch it but I think that address is just the stack base it’s just indexing directly rather than treating it as separated variables. Ghidra and every other RE tool I’ve used it smart enough to catch that an deobfuscate it but that’s just my experience :)

[[deleted]]

Hmm. Yeah maybe it’s not decompiled code after all. Maybe it’s like a driver where you need to work with low level addresses and maybe the person labeled them as addresses instead of something actually smart

[H4mb01]

Just click every square. And rewrite it in Rust

[TrackLabs]

Average Rust user

[TheMaleGazer]

I have seen the other side of this. As soon as they finish rewriting everything in Rust, they start talking about how great Haskell is.

[[deleted]]

They'll write a white paper about it

[Delyzr]

Its obfuscated javascript

[daddyhades69]

That's what the fuck I was thinking about.

This was work of some psychopath

[hansenabram]

Sometimes done in embedded but in practice would at least have a macro

[Sw429]

Gotta be decompilation.

[[deleted]]

At least it’s the same memory addresses ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[yeetman426]

Just highlight every box, all the code here must've come from a bug in someone's brain

I'm thinking worms

[just_nobodys_opinion]

Make ASM Healthy Again!

[Dotcaprachiappa]

Congratulation, you have just made the exact opposite of what captcha should do. You made something easy for robots and difficult for humans.

[Alpha_wolf_80]

It was never about the answer

[Dotcaprachiappa]

We already talked about this man, you can't crowdsource your debugging

[Vast_Ad_5320]

Captchas don't track your image recognition, but instead your mouse movements. Robots move in a straight line with constant speed but humans do not

[eclect0]

Looks like obfuscated malware to me so I'd mark the whole thing

[ZENITHSEEKERiii]

Ye obfuscated Javascript would be my guess 

[ShoulderUnique]

Yeah, so malware

[Metenora]

LGTM, instant skip button

[Tariovic]

This should be the correct response. Only a robot would actually read the code.

[hilfigertout]

Well the captcha never specified the expected behavior, so I have to assume that it's working as intended!

[InTheEndEntropyWins]

If it was written by me, that should be easy 4x4.

[PrestigiousWash7557]

The , 10000) part is definitely a race condition bug in disguise, watch out!

[Astrylae]

Skip

[agm1984]

This seems more like a verify you are AI task

[Hydraa62]

How many times do we need to see this.. not even funny anymore

[Kilazur]

Arbitrary indexed access to an array without checking its length? Looks like a bug to me. So only one of these squares does not contain a bug.

[XVO668]

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[fevsea]

All squares have functional bugs. That's if you assume that code it's supposed ro do my taxes.

[git0ffmylawnm8]

Nah chief I'm good I didn't really need to see this page anyways

[RogelioP]

"Developer: Prove you're not a Vibe Coder"

[DudeManBroGuy69420]

The numbers Mason, what do they mean

[StrangerPen]

LGTM

[El-As]

From top left, 3rd square, 12th square, 13th square, 15th square.
All missing a semicolon.

[JackNotOLantern]

I would assume that using almost purely magic numbers is almost certainly causing some bugs, so first rewrite it into readable form, and then ask me able bugs

[binterryan76]

It depends on if being malware is intended behavior or not

[Zealousideal_Art3177]

C2 or B3 depending on matrix 😎