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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
Peter Ferrie has written an encyclopedic book (released in 2011) on Windows anti-debugging: http://pferrie.host22.com/papers/antidebug.pdf Pretty cool stuff...
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Spontaneous knotting of an agitated string [pdf](physics.ucsd.edu)
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Why You Always Seem to Choose the Slowest Line(wired.com)
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
>The accuracy is often equal or slightly worse than in-memory techniques. Slightly worse? because it has to go to different nodes to do the match, and hence incurs a slight delay which then incurs a bit inconsistency of the sample base?
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
thanks for the pointers...cool stuff...Another issue I have been curious...Is there a trade-off between accuracy and expected load with these systems? Or they are just nicely scalable all the way up? I would expect text processing to be q
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
cool result! Is this the basic assumption that close documents also have close information entropy?
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
well, how do you define a spam? Is it any document that has been constructed around some key phrases or some urls that are in the spam database? If that's the case, why not just do a similar document evaluation see if the similarity
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
It reminds me of an article on the latest issue of phrack, (Similarities for Fun & Profit, http://phrack.org/issues/68/15.html#article ) Research in this area could trace back to the early days of information
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
I think we need more detailed information to identify the cause of the spamming...There could be several strategies to spam her contacts with her account, even with the facts that you listed (assuming fact No. 3 really is what it appears to
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by 2510c39011c5 12y ago
They are are studying techniques that could identify encrypted traffic…Such as in, www.atlantis-press.com/php/paper-details.php?id=9963 and security.riit.tsinghua.edu.cn/share/classify_encrypted.pdf they would simply blo
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by 2510c39011c5 14y ago
Could they inject human brain cells into dogs, instead of mice? I just feel a dog who knows English would be more lovely than a mouse who knows the same language...
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by 2510c39011c5 14y ago
Quite reminiscing to last time when a guy put the vagina-hacking link on HN...every time when something about porn posted here, the website would be DoS'ed in hours, almost without exception...perhaps next time we should at least have the c