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9y ago
Virgin Galactic's White Knight is a very similar aircraft. It was used to launch SpaceshipOne which one the x prize. The article doesn't mention it but this new plane is the logical extension of the White Knight. https:/
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I agree that ML knowledge useful and differentiating, but I don't think it justifies the level of dread of the parent comment.
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Machine learning is very good at solving certain types of problems -- classification being chief among them. I think the current hype is a little overblown. Yeah, great scientific advancements have been made, but that doesn't mean"
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9y ago
Detecting malware. https://www.barkly.com/product
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OCaml in ring 0? Anything can be done if you try hard enough I guess. MS had a research project to rewrite the NT kernel in a C# derived language at one point. It worked, but they decided not to go ahead with it.
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9y ago
First of all, SMB is a network protocol for sharing files. It's sometimes known by the name samba, which is an implementation of the protocol. If you have a remote drive mounted for sharing documents with your coworkers there's a
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I don't have a citation I can point you towards, just the word of a coworker who's a malware researcher, sorry.
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In an unusual move, after the worm statrted spreading MS released a patch to XP for this exploit.
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9y ago
This malware was first released as part of a massive spam campaign, and then from there wormed its way onto other systems. It was definitely released on purpose.
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The thing is there really isn't a production ready alternative. Rust in ring 0 isn't production ready -- a lot of language features needed to run in ring 0 are nightly only. There are no widely used microkernels. Ironically, of th
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Assuming that what the author says is true and there is a local exploit for non-enterprise versions of the Intel ME, then yes.
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There are no B's in cinematographer. Megachiropteran means giant bat (mega=giant chiropteran= bat presumably).
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10y ago
Anecdotally as a second language speaker of Turkish, day to day Turkish doesn't use words that long. That's mostly just one of several very similar phrases used to point out how long and creative Turkish suffixes can get. Howeve
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I'm not sure this is correct at all. Turing machines can solve certain subsets of the halting problem (i.e does a given program without recursion and with only certain types of loops halt?), but it's impossible to create an algori
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If programmers at NASA make a serious mistake on say the space stations's code, people will die and billions of dollars of equipment will be lost. The same cannot be said for a social website which serves a bunch of content. NASA has w
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Everything You Need to Know to Prevent, Stop and Recover from Ransomware Attacks
(barkly.com)
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Gittea is a community fork of gogs motivated by dissatisfaction with the current maintainer.
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10y ago
It worked for me when I switched from https to http, but it may have had to do with the referrer. I do know that it doesn't work with encrypted.google.com, only with vanilla Google.com.
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Rust is off the table when integrating with large preexisting C/C++ code bases for reasons of maintenance and integration with the existing code. For instance, writing a Linux kernel module in rust is possible, but fraught. You don
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10y ago
Carbon dating is not a magic bullet and would not work here. C14 dating can't be used to date samples more than 50,000 years ago because C14 has a relatively short half life and most of it would have decayed by then(0). Additionally, C
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It's a shame virtual box still doesn't support nested virtualization. As far as I can tell on OS X only VMware can. At least on Linux you have KVM.
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Petya and Mischa Ransomware Affiliate System Publicly Released
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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A Phishing Field Guide
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Are there any plans to pull this new functionality into Xhyve, the fork which runs on OS X using the OS X hypervisor framework?
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If they manage to find an exploit in the Kernel then we have something far more valuable on our hands than the run of the mill WordPress malware. Remember, anything inside the honeypot is being aggressively monitored, so we'll know whe
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An Open Source Honeypot Using Docker
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How is Hebrew homoiconic?
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The article mentioned C++ and Objective-C under the C language, and C# under F#. They may have done well to mention C++ and maybe Java's influence on D. They completely neglected E too.
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I could be mistaken but I think that the padding Oracle is possible because of a buffer overflow.
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This is in reference to the Large Hadron Collider being shut down because a Weasel decided to snack on a high voltage electrical transformer. http://phys.org/news/2016-04-weasel-large-hadron-collider.ht...
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