From 7a5586f5fd84a713461bd717309928f8f943e2df Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Ari Archer Date: Mon, 2 Oct 2023 02:20:45 +0300 Subject: [PATCH] update @ Mon 2 Oct 02:20:45 EEST 2023 Signed-off-by: Ari Archer --- blog.json | 19 +++++++++++++++++++ scripts/blog.py | 3 ++- 2 files changed, 21 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/blog.json b/blog.json index fbb1d66..37ecffc 100644 --- a/blog.json +++ b/blog.json @@ -127,6 +127,25 @@ "post-preview-size": 196, "read-wpm": 150, "posts": { + "leaking-windows-11-home-key": { + "title": "leaking my windows 11 home key", + "description": "in this blog post im leaking my windows 11 home product key bc fuck microsoft and paying for an os that spies on u lol, the key came with my new laptop which i got around 3 months ago, anyway, i never used that key, i didnt even boot windows i dont think, i extracted the key from efivars and acpi tables linux filesystems, enjoy the key if u wanna use windows 11, but consider switching to linux or bsd :3, the key is JNGYX-KDD9G-CKB93-8FBJ8-9TPR8 btw", + "content": "**tldr** -- the key is `JNGYX-KDD9G-CKB93-8FBJ8-9TPR8` and im leaking it bc i dont use windows\n\nhi\n\ni got a new lappy like 3 months ago and i installed linux right away, although\nit did come with **[windows 11 home]** i think,\n( ref to , i got it there )\n\nanyway, all that aside, today i fucked around with my `/sys/firmware/efi/` and i thought\n'what if the original key was stored in efivars or acpi tables' and well, it was\n\nfirst thing i did was run this :\n\n cd /sys/firmware/efi/efivars/\n grep -rE '[A-HJ-NP-TV-Z2-9]{5}-[A-HJ-NP-TV-Z2-9]{5}-[A-HJ-NP-TV-Z2-9]{5}-[A-HJ-NP-TV-Z2-9]{5}'\n\nwhich searched for all windows keys, and it found 1, and in the found file there was\n`JNGYX-KDD9G-CKB93-8FBJ8-9TPR8`, then to verify, i decided to check acpi tables :\n\n su -c 'strings /sys/firmware/acpi/tables/MSDM`\n\nand it gave me the same key, so well, i wanted to leak it initially anyway, meaning i am doing it now\nas i can, enjoy this, as well, i dont use windows and never plan to use windows, idk why laptops\neven come with windows smh\n\ngbye :3\n\n( pls consider not using windows and using linux or bsd instead, but if u wanna use windows 11 home,\nhave my key, fuck paying for an os that spies on u lol )", + "keywords": [ + "my windows product key", + "microsoft", + "windows 11", + "w11 key", + "linux", + "windows", + "w11", + "windows product key leak", + "windows 11 home", + "w11 product key", + "windows product key" + ], + "created": 1696191515.645223 + }, "linux": { "title": "linux", "description": "exploring the standards of linux, gnu, posix, bsd and alternatives, expressing my opinions on a bunch of shit, showing some distributions and talking about linux in general, its all based off my opinion and personal exp so take stuff with a grain of salt, it does have a bit of standard, distro and code basing kinda lol, just me expressing my concerns abt it and stuff, opinions, anyway enjoy, cheers :3", diff --git a/scripts/blog.py b/scripts/blog.py index 5ee4ac7..dd23300 100755 --- a/scripts/blog.py +++ b/scripts/blog.py @@ -723,7 +723,8 @@ def new(config: typing.Dict[str, typing.Any]) -> int: description = " ".join( ( gen_ai( - f"""Write a good, personal, short description for this blog post with the title "{title}" and keywords : \ + f"""Write a good and short description, the description should b 1 line and it shouldnt b long and spoil the whole post \ +for this blog post titled "{title}" and keywords : \ {', '.join(keywords) or ''}, give just the description, leave some details out as a teaser, the blog post is formatted using Markdown, \ description must be on a singular line and all you should return is the description and nothing else, the description should look as if \ it was written by the author, mimic the writing style of the blog post in the description: