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Do the Spectre and Meltdown CPU bugs affect AMD in addition to Intel?

Posted on January 4, 2018 by DCIndieDev

If a server or or PC is running AMD CPUs, will those be affected by the Spectre and/or Meltdown bugs currently effecting Intel chips?

Why or why not?

What makes it affect one and not the other? How does architecture play a … Continue reading Do the Spectre and Meltdown CPU bugs affect AMD in addition to Intel?→

Posted in CPU, Intel, meltdown, SPECTRE

Most secure way to partition linux?

Posted on July 11, 2013 by DCIndieDev

I recently acquired a netbook to play with, and I want to install Kali Linux so I can start learning about network security and exploit development. I want to use this to learn as much about security as I can.

What is the best way to par… Continue reading Most secure way to partition linux?→

Posted in Exploit, hardening, Kali Linux, linux

Why is Tor safer than a proxy?

Posted on February 27, 2013 by DCIndieDev

If I use a Tor router to browse the regular internet, my traffic must leave the Tor network through an exit node. Apparently the exit node can see the data originally sent.

Is this true?
If an adversary wanted to deanonymi… Continue reading Why is Tor safer than a proxy?→

Posted in anonymity, privacy, proxy, tor

How anonymous is my setup?

Posted on December 14, 2011 by DCIndieDev

my friend and I are trying to make the most anonymous setup for a computer to do things across the internet without being known the location from which it came.

Our setup is as follows:

A windows machine, with linux running in virtualbox… Continue reading How anonymous is my setup?→

Posted in anonymity, linux, tor, Virtualization

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