and now it's

nl.trafcfy.com

You can track the changes itself, by examining an SSL certificate on

198.16.74.203:443

nl.nfrpr.com

with neither the extension nor additional software

https://github.com/Snawoot/dumbproxy#using-http-over-tls-proxy

The proxy is nl1.postls.com:443

Script URL is

data:,function FindProxyForURL(u, h){return "HTTPS nl1.postls.com:443";}
or Chrome command line is

google-chrome --proxy-server='https://nl1 ( Read more... )

Following is an addition to default Debian's config file for Squid.

acl blocked dstdomain .example.com
acl blocked dstdomain .another-example.com

always_direct deny blocked
never_direct allow blocked

cache_peer nl1.postls.com parent 443 0 default tls
cache_peer_access nl1.postls.com allow blocked
cache_peer_access nl1.postls.com deny all

[browsec]
client=yes
accept=127.0.0.1:3128
connect=nl1.postls.com:443
verifyChain=yes
CApath=/etc/ssl/certs
checkHost=nl1.postls.com
OCSPaia=yes

For Windows client, replace CApath with

CAfile=ca-certs.pem

#ifndef _SDI_H_INCLUDED ( Read more... )

Windows (R) XP Embedded
SDI file format specification

Definitions

Page as used in SDI file format is default i386 MMU page, 4096 bytes.
All numeric values in SDI file are stored in little-endian 64-bit format.
Empty (reserved) fields and space from a BLOB end to the beginning of next BLOB
are padded with 0-s.

SDI file is not padded at the end, so total ( Read more... )

This is trivial. You can use SDI as flat VMDK image. (and use SDILoader to mount such images ( Read more... )

SDI header has a checksum. Sum of all bytes from first sector (first 512 bytes) of .SDI file must be 0 modulo 256.
Please also check it, not only '$SDI' magic, when writing a custom SDI loader!

Being a totally 64-bit, an SDI file includes negated sum of all previous bytes at offset 512 - 8. (0x1f8)

There are a lot of places citing http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms838543.aspx for creation of loadable SDI. Some of them tell that NTLDR file must be from XP Embedded Remote Boot Service. http://remile.free.fr/syslinux/sdi.txt

But no one tells you that this file is exactly osloader.exe from retail XP. I compared SP1 and SP2 versions ( Read more... )