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Can I rely on this github repository files?
Which file encryption algorithm is used by Synology's Cloud Sync feature?GitHub pages and same originDoes GitHub have an endpoint for reading a users GPG keys?API credentials visible when creating Github pages website?Why host third party libs instead of relying on CDN, Nuget, GitHub?Making an API repository private vs publicHow does Github preserve versioning integrity?How does Github authentication work (command line, api)?Is it a good idea to upload your gnupg files to github?How could malicious code changes in a GitHub pull request be masked by an attacker?
I recently found this GitHub repo https://github.com/userEn1gm4/HLuna, but after cloned it I note that the comparison between the file compiled (using g++) from source HLuna.cxx and the binary included in the repo (HLuna) is different: differ: byte 25, line 1. Is the provided binary file secure? I've already analyzed that in VirusTotal without any issues, but I don't have the expertise to decompile and read the output, and I've previously executed the binary provided without thinking about the risks.
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I recently found this GitHub repo https://github.com/userEn1gm4/HLuna, but after cloned it I note that the comparison between the file compiled (using g++) from source HLuna.cxx and the binary included in the repo (HLuna) is different: differ: byte 25, line 1. Is the provided binary file secure? I've already analyzed that in VirusTotal without any issues, but I don't have the expertise to decompile and read the output, and I've previously executed the binary provided without thinking about the risks.
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If you're able to compile from source, then just use your computer version.
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I recently found this GitHub repo https://github.com/userEn1gm4/HLuna, but after cloned it I note that the comparison between the file compiled (using g++) from source HLuna.cxx and the binary included in the repo (HLuna) is different: differ: byte 25, line 1. Is the provided binary file secure? I've already analyzed that in VirusTotal without any issues, but I don't have the expertise to decompile and read the output, and I've previously executed the binary provided without thinking about the risks.
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I recently found this GitHub repo https://github.com/userEn1gm4/HLuna, but after cloned it I note that the comparison between the file compiled (using g++) from source HLuna.cxx and the binary included in the repo (HLuna) is different: differ: byte 25, line 1. Is the provided binary file secure? I've already analyzed that in VirusTotal without any issues, but I don't have the expertise to decompile and read the output, and I've previously executed the binary provided without thinking about the risks.
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If you're able to compile from source, then just use your computer version.
– Daisetsu
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If you're able to compile from source, then just use your computer version.
– Daisetsu
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If you're able to compile from source, then just use your computer version.
– Daisetsu
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If you're able to compile from source, then just use your computer version.
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Compilation is not a directly verifiable deterministic process across compiler versions, library versions, operating systems, or a number of other different variables. The only way to verify is to perform a diff at the assembly level. There are lots of tools that can do this but you still need to put the manual work in.
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Compilation is not a directly verifiable deterministic process across compiler versions, library versions, operating systems, or a number of other different variables. The only way to verify is to perform a diff at the assembly level. There are lots of tools that can do this but you still need to put the manual work in.
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Compilation is not a directly verifiable deterministic process across compiler versions, library versions, operating systems, or a number of other different variables. The only way to verify is to perform a diff at the assembly level. There are lots of tools that can do this but you still need to put the manual work in.
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Compilation is not a directly verifiable deterministic process across compiler versions, library versions, operating systems, or a number of other different variables. The only way to verify is to perform a diff at the assembly level. There are lots of tools that can do this but you still need to put the manual work in.
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Compilation is not a directly verifiable deterministic process across compiler versions, library versions, operating systems, or a number of other different variables. The only way to verify is to perform a diff at the assembly level. There are lots of tools that can do this but you still need to put the manual work in.
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