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by ENOTTY 6y ago
You can start with the Web Application Hacker's Handbook https://portswigger.net/web-security/web-application-hackers...
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The Technopolitics of the U.S. Census(knightcolumbia.org)
1 points by ENOTTY 6y ago|0 comments
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
> For example, SolarWinds now conducts a two-way build. The code is pulled from source code control, built, hashed, then decompiled and compared back to the original, to ensure what ships is what was coded and nothing more or less. This
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
Could the position be negotiated to be 100 percent remote?
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NXP could lose $100M due to weather shutdown of Austin fabs(statesman.com)
3 points by ENOTTY 6y ago|0 comments
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
I think Confidential Computing undersells the idea of "Attested Computing". For example, when users send data into the cloud, remote attestation can give them some confidence that data will be used according to the terms of conse
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
What features of a hardware platform would cause you to trust it?
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
Check out the Open Technology Fund https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Technology_Fund
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
I deliberately bought a share of Hertz during the craze. I knew it had filed for bankruptcy. If Hertz was somehow rescued, I could make some money and have an interesting story. Maybe the shareholder meetings would be ridiculous parties wit
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
A great source of these for the US federal jurisdiction is the CrimeADay Twitter account https://twitter.com/crimeaday
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Windows Kernel Developer Guidance for Hardware-Enforced Stack Protection(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
2 points by ENOTTY 6y ago|0 comments
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
there’s going to be a brisk market in reverse engineering the drivers and getting around this “RTX 3060 software drivers are designed to detect specific attributes of the Ethereum cryptocurrency mining algorithm, and limit the hash rate, or
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Will the Tech 'Wokeforce' Be with Us If We Go to War?(realclearinvestigations.com)
2 points by ENOTTY 6y ago|0 comments
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
Contrary to the article, AMD is not yet shipping 5nm in volume. (Rumors point to Zen 4 later in 2021.) Additionally, Intel works with ASML and other similar suppliers. Intel even owns a chunk of ASML.
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
There's good money to be made selling a solution that detects and blocks rogue DoH requests. Anyways, it's possible: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3407023.3409192
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
Intel recently disclosed an ISA extension for matrix operations called Advanced Matrix Extensions (AMX). It should appear in Sapphire Rapids. https://fuse.wikichip.org/news/3600/the-x86-advanced-matrix-...
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
Intel's 10nm SuperFin process at 5 GHz is quite impressive. Clocks like that, combined with the core improvements, should allow Intel to compete on performance and core count.
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
A culture war against the political and business elite Worked well enough to get Brexit passed.
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
How is this submission on the front page and not this other submission from just 2 hours ago? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25707959
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
Reading Amazon's reasoning, tech companies are basically setting a standard that if you want to have user-generated content, you must have professional moderators. This seems like it will be a barrier to innovation.
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
There are a lot of posts on Parler calling for violence, which violate Parler's terms of service. Parler itself doesn't appear to have strategy for moderating these posts. Apple's ultimatum demands Parler implement a plan for
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
The economic development fund for the state of Alaska would not be purchasing tracts of lands for the purposes of preservation. They would be purchasing the tracts of land in order to preserve the ability to lease them to oil companies in
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
It's sort of interesting that for having the same goal of reining in tech giants' power, China uses the language of Marxism while the US uses language like the rule of law, market competition, etc.
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
We shouldn't forget that Bezos himself was the one who got blackmailed very recently. It wasn't a tech company that did it, but it was a right-wing media outlet with an axe to grind.
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
Wow, I was just on No Starch's site for their Thanksgiving sale. How did I miss this? Thanks!
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
While I haven’t read this one just yet, I’ve found all of the author’s previous zines incredibly useful. They’re densely packed with information, presented in a way that makes them great quick reference material. My only wish is that someon
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U.S. Cyber Firm FireEye Says It Was Breached by Nation-State Hackers(wsj.com)
30 points by ENOTTY 6y ago|7 comments
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
> Apple didn't have all these issues, because it is in their culture, to provide software that works, without much bloat and with great hardware It's funny you write this when the linked article specifically calls out Apple&#x2
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
It's called Display Driver Uninstaller. https://www.wagnardsoft.com/display-driver-uninstaller-ddu-
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by ENOTTY 6y ago
> they still carry all the x86 baggage in microcode, since tons of bad decisions leading to things like Spectra. ARM doesn't > AMD is not affected by Spectre This is not true. AMD, ARM, Intel, and IBM are all affected by Spectre

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