It's February 26, 2024. Bypassi posted exactly 300 days ago about his discovery of LTMEAT. I haven't gotten a chance to use it, though. Chess move? Nah. I got a chance to use it in Skiovox, and it's been many days since. Skiovox is ancient, and I'm starting to think worrisome of Bypassi. Sundar is likely headed to sniff like a dog, which is probably the right thing to do. Bypassi's desired username is already taken by some random guy, and don't say people don't know what his actual username is. It's bypassiwastaken, and Sundar already spent his life trying to hunt down famous Discord people, like Aka-But-Nice, Nebelung, and Bypassi. But, believe it or not, time is running down the drain for Skiovox. There has been a big advantage in kiosk exploits because you don't only have access to public web URLS, but furthermore, private low-level Chrome URLS like famously chrome://kill and chrome://hang, but also chrome://crash. This is especially great for extensibility, like you might want to install an extension like Tampermonkey or uBlock Origin. But the only problem is, these exploits are seen as the most patchable. There is a rise of sign-in screen exploits that you may want to try.

Uh, I'm sorry?

Hell yeah!

Brandon421-ops originally posted in his deleted Exploits-And-Hacks repo that you can have an unblocked browser window on the sign-in screen via the ChromeOS webview. This is especially nice when you make helpers to make the browsing experience as smooth as possible.

Sources

SWAB Baghdad