With everyone publishing information on every corner of the Internet, it's never easy to stay informed

There are some rather ...interesting... opsec and design decisions in there but the core of it is that each component is split up and designed to run in a separate process using a main "orchestrator" for managing IPC. The posts above are good reads to help spark some ideas

Three samples that come to mind are CloudWizard securelist.com/cloudwizard-..., CloudSorcerer securelist.com/cloudsorcere... and Deadglyph www.welivesecurity.com/en/eset-rese.... They more or less do this where each module is spread across multiple different processes

First: Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code stores it's cached tabs at %APPDATA%\Code\Backups\<guid>\

The untitled temporary tabs will be found in the untitled folder, and each file contains the contents of those tabs

Not sexy things, but they make my day-to-day usage much better. I've seen many people bemoan about Ghidra 's interface. My experience with ANY tool is that things don't change unless the problem is reported to the devs. So reach out and lay out your concerns - they'll respond!

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