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'''Ruby''' is an [[interpreted languages|interpreted language]], dynamically, reflective, semi-Functional and Object Orientated scripting language written in [[C]]. Ruby is said to be semi-Functional because it supports higher-order functions (aka lambdas) and closures (aka blocks). Ruby was created by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yukihiro_Matsumoto Yukihiro "Matz" Matsumoto] and was first released in 1995.
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'''The Shellcode Appendix''' is a collection of shellcodes and documentation developed by our staff. The included shellcode is flexible, can bypass firewalls, automated detection, and demonstrate advanced shellcoding techniques.
  
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Matz's goal was to combine powerful features from various other [[programming]] languages, and create a [[programming language]] maximized for developer happiness; as opposed to computational efficiency. Ruby's Object Model mirrors that of Smalltalk, the syntax shares some similarities with [[Bash]], [[Perl]], [[Python]], and the scoping rules for closures was taken from LISP.
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Latest revision as of 23:38, 22 April 2013

Shellcode Appendix

The Shellcode Appendix is a collection of shellcodes and documentation developed by our staff. The included shellcode is flexible, can bypass firewalls, automated detection, and demonstrate advanced shellcoding techniques.

Learn more - Shellcode Appendix
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