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rasz_pl
10y ago
I wonder why plaintext github link?
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10y ago
nah, its exactly like 2013 one. It will stop working if you try using it offline (in a VM for example) and will demand online access and microsoft account login.
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10y ago
and season 3 is roughly based on typical housewife's idea of what computers (ibm mainframe booting into dos for example) and coders (fat smelly fratboys) looks like.
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10y ago
>I wouldn't be surprised if 2K/XP get the same treatment there was http://opennt.net/ ( https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=33250 ) rebuilding NT/XP using leaked code, but
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10y ago
You dont need to constantly rewrite flash, you can emulate it with fpga. In-Circuit eprom emulation is old as a rock.
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10y ago
> tight restaurants margins WAT????
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10y ago
last time I checked most SSD come with ~72TB warranty. Go above that and you are sol.
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10y ago
patents dont make people ship software compiled without optimization. Intel did same thing with its compiler to push cpus, Nvidia with physx compiled to use FPU instead of SSE/AVX and so on, its all politics.
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10y ago
tldr: "Cryptography. Security. Privacy. Human computer interaction." ... and picking shitty iCloud passwords "Those are his specialties."
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10y ago
of course its politics. Google ships chrome with unoptimized h.264 software decoder causing 1080p60 h.264 YT clips to stutter on 4GHz intel while more cpu intensive vp9 is butter smooth, and same 1080p60 h.264 clips downloaded to disk play
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10y ago
from what I remember you need control (=ability to write to) over adjacent rows?
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10y ago
The way I remember FlightSim (from first official PC clone presentation, compaq in 1982! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7THrlGIL9k0 ) was that it jumped directly to raw hardcoded pointers in the bios instead of calling in
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10y ago
depends, do they run node? because there were successful javascript rowhammer implementations demonstrated
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10y ago
cant you limit sharing to Read/eXecute pages only?
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10y ago
drug dealers or outsourced cia rendition/black ops
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10y ago
same story with israeli drones https://theintercept.com/2016/01/28/israeli-drone-feeds-hack...
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10y ago
Its hard to dedicate people to less popular/profitable tasks when recruiting takes 6 months and expects post doc level of CS knowledge.
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10y ago
Same thing happened to me after reporting SQL injection (in 2015!) on Vivaldi website. Polite email and blocked account. Some companies do seem to prefer to learn about vulnerabilities from pastebin database dump.
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10y ago
Vivaldi doesnt crash, but it is a resource starvation dos ( several threads go 100% cpu).
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imagine this would work great .. if cellphones on the market were equipped with location tracking phase arrays instead of piece of wire for antenna.
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10y ago
You can place them in physical locations and let users download your app that will trigger when it sees them, it almost makes sense versus app with GPS coordinate list, almost ....
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10y ago
and here is the attack: -evul haxor learns about those beacons at the target location -finds a weakness in remote firmware update -prepares special firmware with added Microsoft/logitech mouse/keyboard emulation (nRF52 can do this
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10y ago
? its only 10mW, old BT Class 1 goes up to 100mW (20dbm)
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Did they test this method on a dead fish just to be sure?
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Modern mouse sensors can track ridiculous speeds and accelerations, 6000-10000 frames per second are the norm nowadays. Eye might rotate fast, but your brain turns off the picture during saccades.
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TLDR: ~800GB sniffed in one session to perform the attack. Only practical if you never log off your torrent VPN.
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10y ago
Yes, usually it happens because someone is not experienced enough. Good example is No Man’s Sky crashing on Phenom CPUs because they hard linked Havoc compiled with SSE4.1 and _do not_ detect CPU type.
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10y ago
http://sysnet.ucsd.edu/~bellardo/pubs/usenix-sec03-80211dos-... http://hackaday.com/2011/10/04/wifi-jamming-via-deauthentica... good paper on the subject summarizing different appro
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10y ago
mplayer does same thing on streams when other side abruptly goes away, it hangs for ~5-10 second before closing.
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castAR is also 'pivoting' from computer accessory to self contained unit
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