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by Moral_ 11y ago
to demonstrate how to jump malicious code from the paltry ring 0 into the deepest, darkest realms of the processor. So you already have to be in ring 0. Pretty click baity title.
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by Moral_ 12y ago
Dr Racket is a horrible IDE. Routinely uses ungodly amounts of ram, ever try scrolling through your code because it spends 30 seconds in some paren matching loop.
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Google Fiber Is Coming to Salt Lake City(googlefiberblog.blogspot.com)
204 points by Moral_ 12y ago|102 comments
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by Moral_ 12y ago
The first two invoke UB and are thus completely illogical.
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Quantum Experiment Shows How Time ‘Emerges’ from Entanglement (2013)(medium.com)
1 points by Moral_ 12y ago|0 comments
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CVE-2015-0235 glibc gethostbyname Overflow writeup(openwall.com)
13 points by Moral_ 12y ago|1 comments
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Home of the first website(info.cern.ch)
1 points by Moral_ 12y ago|0 comments
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by Moral_ 12y ago
In gcc there are some pragmas you can use to to this: for instance `#pragma gcc optimize("O0")` should work. https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.9.0/gcc/Function-Specif... But the whole "this
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by Moral_ 12y ago
Needs better error correction when it comes to landing I haven't been able to land one yet I get it close to the lines but no cigar. I've resorted to just trying to get them to collide.
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Evil 32: Check Your GPG Fingerprints(evil32.com)
31 points by Moral_ 12y ago|9 comments
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by Moral_ 12y ago
>Is lesspipe run as root? Not normally >What could you execute via lesspipe that you couldn't from the command line? Nothing, but running lesspipe on some file shouldn't lead to remote shell being opened to some guy in Russi
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by Moral_ 12y ago
Orthogonal to this post, why would anyone want AT&T fiber anyway? Who cares if you have 1gbps to the first hop if AT&T et. al refuse to peer at more than 1gbp with L3, Cognet, Hurricane Electric, etc it's worthless.
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by Moral_ 12y ago
Yeah, I packet captured what TR-069 (on my Actiontek C1000A) was sending to CenturyLink every day it included: All the Mac address associated on the network. The username/password to my router. All the names of the computers associated
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Ask HN: Are you still using TrueCrypt? What alternatives are there?
2 points by Moral_ 12y ago|2 comments
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by Moral_ 12y ago
Craig is so damn smart. I love how he went in looking to exploit some format string vulnerability, or an incorrect escaping of arguments passed to system(). But came out with a way to systematically grab WPA/2 keys from D-link. Why wo
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by Moral_ 12y ago
I think much of the fault lie with the DA's and Police Unions. They're elected to do some job, which is to prosecute criminals, yet fail to do so when it is a police officer. The Unions are out of control in some instances making
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by Moral_ 12y ago
I have CenturyLink in Salt Lake City. I get 60Mbps down 20mbps up for 35$ a month. My SNR is great and my line attentuation is great. I haven't had a single issue with CL. Perhaps the service is good as Google Fiber is coming.
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Green Lights Forever: Analyzing the Security of the Traffic Infrastructure [pdf](jhalderm.com)
8 points by Moral_ 12y ago|0 comments
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by Moral_ 12y ago
Their streaming is real bad, if you're on wireless you're somewhat SOL. It would stop a ton on wireless I had to plug in to get a good stream.
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by Moral_ 12y ago
If you want to watch it in VLC and not the web player: vlc "http://livestream-f.akamaihd.net/686369_3195566_97867750_1_2096@120921?v=3.0.3&fp=LNX%2011,2,202,394&r=TISMC&g=UNUKFSXFPFLU"
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by Moral_ 12y ago
Why was this even posted to HN?
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by Moral_ 12y ago
I Just finished my undergrad and am starting my masters. University of Utah Intro to Programming => Java/Racket Software Design 1: C++ Software Design 2: C# Intro to Data Structures => Java Compilers => Racket Systems Softwar
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by Moral_ 12y ago
Why do people insist on linking to slideshare? http://files.meetup.com/1455470/Why%20C%2B%2B%20Sails%20When...
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Xfinity pineapple – Mimicking an xfinitywifi AP(blog.logrhythm.com)
4 points by Moral_ 12y ago|0 comments
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by Moral_ 12y ago
I set mine own up on a private server and I've gotten up to 120kB/s. It's usually fast enough to browse HN comfortably.
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by Moral_ 12y ago
Interestingly enough, there is one of these in my apartment complex. I just connected to it and it allows DNS requests through. You could connect to some ones wifi and DNS tunnel out to the internet. Looks like there is a real easy way to g
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by Moral_ 12y ago
That would be a very bad idea for Netflix. They would be breaching contract on thousands and thousands of customers and open them self to probably a very large class action lawsuit. Although I could be wrong IANAL.
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by Moral_ 12y ago
A very interesting comment from netsec: http://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/26pz9b/truecrypt_dev... This is very strange. I have another theory since I don't believe in coincidences. We don&#x2
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by Moral_ 12y ago
Here is one of the papers relating to the project: http://www.cs.utah.edu/~regehr/papers/pldi12-preprint.pdf
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by Moral_ 12y ago
>which can be significant -- the hardware isn't free) without passing the costs on to anyone. I'm not trying to be rube but have you seen how much comcast/verizion/TWC customers pay? It's more than enough to stri

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