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by mukyu 12y ago
I played this game back in the day. It was unique and innovative and pretty fun. However, it was already bargain bin by the time I found it. I remember it being kind of a pain because everyone needed a CD and getting it to work with NAT was
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Revisiting Xen’s X86 Emulation: Xen XSA 123(insinuator.net)
1 points by mukyu 12y ago|0 comments
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by mukyu 12y ago
"Non-maskable interrupts triggerable by guests " http://xenbits.xen.org/xsa/advisory-120.html "Non-standard PCI device functionality may render pass-through insecure " http://xenbits.xen.
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by mukyu 12y ago
Interesting idea. There is a blog post with more information at http://alexisvallet.github.io/posts/anime-character-detectio... Also, it incorrectly identified two characters on the demo for me: http://a.pom
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Snowden says he'd like to return to Geneva(reuters.com)
4 points by mukyu 12y ago|0 comments
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Security Advisory for Adobe Flash Player (CVE-2015-0313)(helpx.adobe.com)
1 points by mukyu 12y ago|0 comments
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Dolphin Progress Report: January 2015(dolphin-emu.org)
1 points by mukyu 12y ago|0 comments
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Security vulnerabilities in Oracle DSR(github.com)
1 points by mukyu 12y ago|0 comments
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by mukyu 12y ago
The author really has no idea what stewards actually do. Mostly it is dealing with spam across multiple different language wikipedias and policing the smaller ones that do not have enough of a community themselves. Basically the only thing
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by mukyu 12y ago
That sort of provable rng isn't novel. tenhou.net [1] (a site for playing riichi mahjong) has been using sha512 of rng values/seeds since at least 2009. [1] http://tenhou.net/man/#LOG (in japanese)
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Mac OS X local privilege escalation (IOBluetoothFamily)(randomthoughts.greyhats.it)
2 points by mukyu 12y ago|0 comments
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Same votes, different voting districts would alter election results in NC(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by mukyu 12y ago|0 comments
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The 90s and Now: FBI and Its Inability to Cope with Encryption(eff.org)
2 points by mukyu 12y ago|0 comments
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by mukyu 12y ago
Touch screen kiosks for ordering have been in places like amusement parks for over a decade. There was a local 'entertainment complex' that had an arcade, batting cage, movie theater, minigolf and a few fast food restaurants that
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by mukyu 12y ago
I don't understand why it says the IVs are unnecessarily stored as without them you could not decrypt the first block for each image properly.
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by mukyu 12y ago
It does not come off as credible to me without any actual details. The largest online games I can think of do not even have a market for items or do not even have servers/shards. Also why wouldn't you try to sell a dupe exploit to
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by mukyu 12y ago
It was interesting the first few times watching them. Sometimes the commands are not even authenticated so you could do fun things like write a text file saying their computer was infected and then open it with notepad... or other things.[0
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by mukyu 12y ago
This writeup doesn't really get to the point so, the tl;dr He was looking for places to exploit shellshock by googling for cgi scripts. Most of the ones he did find had already been hit by someone using a perl script that made them joi
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by mukyu 12y ago
The 89.238.150.154:5 connection was a CnC server where it could get a new payload or get commands to carry out DDoS attacks. It was dead in hours.
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Statistician Creates Mathematical Model to Predict the Future of Game of Thrones(medium.com)
1 points by mukyu 12y ago|0 comments
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CVE-2014-7284: Lack of randomness in Linux kernel network secrets(secondlookforensics.com)
99 points by mukyu 12y ago|19 comments
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by mukyu 12y ago
On reddit you have a large portion of logged in users that all have their own front pages, and active subreddits, and active comment threads. On HN you basically have people that have showdead on and those that don't and a few small co
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by mukyu 12y ago
There is no need to assume anything. """ Yesterday we started notifying some of our customers of a timely security and operational update we need to perform on a small percentage (less than 10%) of our EC2 fleet globally. AWS
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by mukyu 12y ago
Command and Control
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by mukyu 12y ago
A lot of places block all of AWS. Even stackoverflow does it.
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by mukyu 12y ago
I've actually looked for recordings of this show several times over the years, but sadly have only turned up short clips. Seems I missed it being put up on Hulu at one point, but you can find some of it now (sometimes even subtitled in
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by mukyu 12y ago
It certainly is not a c++ file, but it does include a very small portion that seems to be c++, and it does not look like any language I've ever seen. It is probably a DSL. e: """XKeyscore provides a modular architecture
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by mukyu 12y ago
I'm surprised XXE doesn't make your list given how basically every huge internet company has had at least one (if not multiple) instances of these vulnerabilities and most of the time it ends up at arbitrary code execution.
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by mukyu 12y ago
You aren't supposed to realize it or do it. Google uses the human's work on solving the unknown word to either get street numbers from photos or digitize books. However, the whole point of them having the humans do that work is &#
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No Skynet: Turing test 'success' isn't all it seems(newscientist.com)
4 points by mukyu 12y ago|0 comments

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