Collaborate Disseminate
A lot of talk and discussion happens anytime a hardware manufacturer releases a new line of faster, more powerful, or more efficient computers. It’s easy to see better and better …read more Continue reading A Zero-Day Exploit in the Linux Kernel
Between the era of the CD and the eventual rise and domination of streaming music platforms, there was a limbo period of random MP3 players mixed in with the ubiquitous …read more Continue reading MiniDisc Player Supports Full Data Transfer
Wouldn’t it be an easier life if we didn’t have to worry about the exploitation of vulnerabilities in solutions and software on which we have spent good time and resources? A world where correctly configured systems configured were left alo… Continue reading Six System and Software Vulnerabilities to Watch Out for in 2019
Buying 3D-printer filament is little like eating potato chips: you can’t stop at just one. You start with basic black PLA, then you need a particular color for a special project, then you start experimenting with different plastics, and before you know it, you’ve got dozens of reels lined up. Trouble is, unless you move the in-use reel right over the printer, the filament can get a bit unruly as the printer sucks it up. What to do?
How about building an active strain relief system for your filament collection? That what [Daniel Harari] chose to do, and we have …read more
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When we think about designing our dream home, we don’t think of having a thousand roommates in the same room with no doors or walls. Yet in today’s workplace where we spend most of our day, the purveyors of corporate office design insist that tearing down walls and bringing more people closer together in the […] Continue reading Distributed teams are rewriting the rules of office(less) politics
The Quagga BGP daemon bpgd prior to version 1.2.3 may be vulnerable to multiple issues that may result in denial of service,information disclosure,or remote code execution. Continue reading VU#940439: Quagga bpgd is affected by multiple vulnerabilities
The Quagga BGP daemon bgpd prior to version 1.2.3 may be vulnerable to multiple issues that may result in denial of service,information disclosure,or remote code execution. Continue reading VU#940439: Quagga bgpd is affected by multiple vulnerabilities
The NXP Semiconductors MQX RTOS prior to version 5.1 contains a buffer overflow in the DHCP client,which may lead to memory corruption allowing an attacker to execute arbitrary code,as well as an out of bounds read in the DNS client which may lead to a denial of service. Continue reading VU#590639: NXP Semiconductors MQX RTOS contains multiple vulnerabilities
Dahua IP camera products using firmware versions prior to V2.400.0000.14.R.20170713 include a version of the Sonia web interface that may be vulnerable to a stack buffer overflow. Continue reading VU#547255: Dahua IP cameras Sonia web interface is vulnerable to stack buffer overflow
If you want to get into electronics, it’s pretty straightforward: read up a little, buy a breadboard and some parts, and go to town. Getting into molecular biology as a hobby, however, presents some challenges. The knowledge is all out there, true, but finding the equipment can be a problem, and what’s out there tends to be fiendishly expensive.
So many would-be biohackers end up making their own equipment, like this DIY gel electrophoresis rig. Electrophoresis sorts macromolecules like DNA or proteins by size using an electric field. For DNA, a slab of agarose gel is immersed in a buffer …read more
Continue reading Get into Biohacking on the Cheap with this Electrophoresis Rig