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61.
The “Wizzards” of Adware(blog.talosintel.com)
4 points by amatus 10y ago|0 comments
62.
‘Blackhole’ Exploit Kit Author Gets 7 Years(krebsonsecurity.com)
2 points by amatus 10y ago|0 comments
63.
by amatus 11y ago
The article mentions the bacteria works at "a steady 86 degrees Fahrenheit." It may work slower or not at all at Pacific Ocean temperatures.
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Exodus Write-Up on Cisco IKEv1 and IKEv2 Buffer Overflow Vulnerability(blog.exodusintel.com)
3 points by amatus 11y ago|0 comments
65.
by amatus 11y ago
Here's Exodus's write-up on the vulnerability and exploit: https://blog.exodusintel.com/2016/01/26/firewall-hacking/
66.
Cisco ASA Software IKEv1 and IKEv2 Buffer Overflow Vulnerability(tools.cisco.com)
7 points by amatus 11y ago|1 comments
67.
HD Moore quits Rapid7 to build a new venture capital firm(community.rapid7.com)
6 points by amatus 11y ago|0 comments
68.
by amatus 11y ago
Sometimes you need a diode and all you have in your parts bin is a bridge rectifier with half the current capacity.
69.
by amatus 11y ago
Is BMW operating my car when I turn on cruise control?
70.
by amatus 11y ago
They didn't quite solve the cooling problem though ;)
71.
Cisco Identifies Multiple Vulnerabilities in Ntpd(blog.talosintel.com)
5 points by amatus 11y ago|0 comments
72.
by amatus 11y ago
It would be nice if you could specify the part of speech also. For example the verb and noun pronunciations of associate and attribute are different.
73.
by amatus 11y ago
Sorry, I only know some XRF, I don't know metallurgy.
74.
by amatus 11y ago
Looks like the Liquidmetal alloys are zirconium-based, the XRF showed that it was an aluminium-based alloy. So, no.
75.
by amatus 11y ago
It's interesting that the new alloy was not recognized by XRF. In the video it looked like they had a large set of standards from which to build an empirical model. I don't know how likely it is that Apple created their own alloy,
76.
by amatus 11y ago
I had joined Active Worlds back when it was called AlphaWorlds[1] and before that I enjoyed Worlds Chat[2]. It was an interesting universe to explore. I didn't build much since their library of pre-made objects didn't have enough
77.
Android libstagefright still exploitable(blog.exodusintel.com)
164 points by amatus 11y ago|144 comments
78.
by amatus 11y ago
Thanks for mentioning it. I love Eliezer Yudkowsky‘s writings on quantum physics. I look forward to reading this: http://hpmor.com/
79.
by amatus 11y ago
"If some physicist wants to continue the tradition of naming quantum gravity theories using monosyllabic words for elongated objects that mean something completely different in computer science, then I propose the most revolutionary ad
80.
by amatus 12y ago
Does it build hoplon yet?
81.
by amatus 14y ago
This should be titled "The true power of PCREs"
82.
Programming AI Bots for Zombie Dice(inventwithpython.com)
2 points by amatus 14y ago|0 comments
83.
Decentralized Evaluation of REs for Capability Discovery in P2P Networks(gnunet.org)
2 points by amatus 14y ago|0 comments
84.
by amatus 14y ago
> Nobody has ever tried to design a sub 1 watt x86 design. Transmeta tried and succeeded.
85.
by amatus 14y ago
I believe it is exactly the picture-hanging puzzle, upside-down.
86.
by amatus 14y ago
Yes. As I understand it rubidium is used because you can cool it with cheap laser diodes from CD players.
87.
by amatus 14y ago
I loved arguing with him and watching major argue with him in #vsta and #fmios. Unfortunately I can't find the IRC logs anymore.
88.
by amatus 14y ago
A friend tells me there's a Limbo reference in there but I don't know what it is.
89.
by amatus 14y ago
It is not trivial to check the bitcoin block chain to verify that enough money was transferred into the publicly-known release-now account?
90.
by amatus 14y ago
http://store.2600.com/summer2001.html - Fun with Fortress

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