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by psk 10y ago
I think it's a reference to the movie Hackers.
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by psk 11y ago
This sounds interesting. Could this be applied to Stuxnet, Duqu and malware in general, or would you require more information?
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by psk 11y ago
I've had a few similar courses at university, but they've always been limited to NP-completeness, does anyone know how I can expand on this? That is, learn beyond NP-completeness (Books / Online courses etc)?
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by psk 11y ago
I'm curious, what are the quantum effects at that size?
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by psk 11y ago
...and I just checked the community link. Way to go :-)
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by psk 11y ago
Sites like this is great and all, but I wish they included some commonly used regexes. Like a list of 'good' regexs to validate phone numbers, emails and other common stuff. It would actually be pretty cool to have a site like thi
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by psk 11y ago
Surely it would be possible to create encoding resistant stenography. Will the stenography be affected, sure, but it should be possible to create error-resistant stenography up to a certain point.
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by psk 12y ago
Synchronizing all your files sounds like space-waste. It would be trivial to determine if dropbox does that, simply by monitoring the number of bytes sent to dropbox (Create a new file of size x, determine if the stream to dropbox transmits
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by psk 12y ago
I don't know much about HDMI, but couldn't I just run the video/movie in fullscreen and then capture the output from the HDMI and save the raw output to a disk?
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by psk 12y ago
Is easter eggs in VM a good idea? Couldn't malware attempt to locate potential easter eggs in order to determine if they are in a honeypot?