So many people are getting the SHA1 story wrong. With the collision that Google released, *anyone* can create colliding PDFs for *free*.
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Replying to @angealbertini @marcan42
I was expecting a write-up from you TBH ;)
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Replying to @angealbertini
ENOTIME, sadly. Spent last week on lasers, had to get real work done this week ;)
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Replying to @marcan42
it's ok - you can make the PDF have meaningful RAW content when plugged to a laser, don't be shy ;)
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Replying to @angealbertini
No fun if I can't make said content differ between the two files! Sadly the ILDA header disagrees with PDF's :P
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Replying to @angealbertini
if you want a non-challenge, making a PDF look totally different after SVGing and svg2ilda should be trivial :-)
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Replying to @marcan42 @angealbertini
svg2ilda is, shall we say, rather primitive. I do need to rewrite it based on my slightly improved SVG module from reLase...
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Replying to @marcan42
so we can make a PDF/ILDA polyglot: the PDF explains the PDF format, the ILDA payload explains the ILDA format ;)
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I like that idea, because there's no way you can see explain *PDF* in a laser frame that renders at more than 1FPH :D
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Replying to @angealbertini
I meant that ILDA is a simple format, but if you tried to explain PDF by laser you'd wait for hours while the frame scans :)
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