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Memory Mapping Methods in the Super Nintendo

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Not only is the Super Nintendo an all-around great platform, both during its prime in the 90s and now during the nostalgia craze, but its relative simplicity compared to modern systems makes it a lot more accessible from a computer science point-of-view. That means that we can get some in-depth discussion on how the Super Nintendo actually does what it does, and understand most of it, like this video from [Retro Game Mechanics Explained] which goes into an incredible amount of detail on the mechanics of the SNES’s memory system.

Two of the interesting memory systems the SNES uses are …read more

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Cortana Flaw Allows Bypassing Windows 10 Lock Screen

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Researchers have shown a simple method which could turn out to be a physical type of security risk for victims, using Cortana. Just like Siri, Cortana is enabled by default on all Windows 10 devices and the assistant works even…Read more
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3 Key Mobile Enterprise Threats in 2018

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As attackers constantly innovate new exploitation and evasion techniques, enterprise security teams are having to stay ahead of a host of emerging threats. Often, these threats have been encountered in other enterprises, and shared knowledge of these t… Continue reading 3 Key Mobile Enterprise Threats in 2018→

Cybersecurity approaches to keep PHI safe

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Healthcare organizations have always kept the possibility of data breaches in mind, especially since 2017 witnessed the biggest and most expensive data breach to date. To counter this, more businesses have hired certified technicians, but that’s… Continue reading Cybersecurity approaches to keep PHI safe→

White House pushing for research carveout in GDPR

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The White House is hoping to convince European regulators to protect security researchers in their General Data Protection Regulation so they can continue to scrape data that’s relevant for data breach and botnet investigations, according to White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Rob Joyce. GDPR, which mandates companies with European customers to have numerous data protections in place, goes into effect May 25, 2018. The law will have a significant impact on the billion dollar cybersecurity industry, but some of its privacy provisions could have a negative effect on security researchers’ work. One of the more concerning developments revolves around access to data published by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). Whenever a domain name is registered, ICANN requires information like, a name, IP address and physical address to be submitted. While these details are sometimes forged, that information can provide clues about a cyberattack. ICANN stores all of […]

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2020: Machine Learning, Post Quantum Crypto & Zero Trust

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Welcome to a digital identity project in 2020! You’ll be expected to have a plan for post-quantum cryptography.  Your network will be littered with “zero trust” buzz words, that will make you suspect everyone, everything and every transaction.&#16… Continue reading 2020: Machine Learning, Post Quantum Crypto & Zero Trust→

VDI Gateway Federation with BIG-IP

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Today let’s look at how F5 BIGIP APM can consolidate, secure and federate all the core VDI gateways technology. For instance, if an organization decides move from one VDI technology to another or if you’re consolidating VDI technologies, BIG-IP can help. On the BIG-IP we’ve set up three VDI environments. Microsoft RDS/RDP with a broker […]

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