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9y ago
Yeah, this is the real problem. To be clear though (the article skimmed over lots of details to remain generally accessible), I was not discussing the release_sock() function which releases a lock on a socket [1]. Instead, my code registers
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Linked Lists Are Still Hard
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Development of a Developer
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Character devices are a fertile ground for cool projects in my opinion. They're not very hard to make (typically just a kernel module, no booting a custom kernel), most unix tools interact with them naturally because they're just
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10y ago
The alt text came from the link title in the markdown :)
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Oh very nice, thanks for the tip!
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10y ago
Yes, I have a few inaccuracies I'm correcting right now. That is one of them.
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Tutorial – Write a System Call
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Kernel Segfaults for Fun (but no profit)
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Kernel Segfaults for Fun (but no profit)
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The BART stations use turnstiles at entrances to the stations, and that's it. No ticket checking on the actual train.
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10y ago
Unfortunately I don't know enough about the hardware or encryption used in the Clipper Card to say whether that sort of attack is feasible. It's interesting but ultimately I'm not looking to execute this sort of attack!
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10y ago
Clipper cards use NFC, and there's at least some encryption protecting them - I don't believe they can be copied and spoofed the way common RFID tags can. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipper_card#Technology
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Fare Hacking on BART
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Authentication with Hash Chains in C
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Spooky Garbage Collection
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A College Student's Perspective of Startup Buzz
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This is a very good summary of my intent in writing the article. I didn't mean to say that CS majors are inherently superior, but I wasn't pleased that the original article seemed to imply the opposite. I believe that computer s
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Why You Should Hire Computer Science Majors
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The Wild World of Open Source Licensing
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On Tetris and Reimplementation
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