OpenSSL patches infinite-loop DoS bug in certificate verification
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Custom Macintosh with a Real 486
Older Apple computers can often be something of a collector’s item, with the oldest fetching an enormously high price in auctions. The ones from the late ’80s and early ’90s …read more Continue reading Custom Macintosh with a Real 486
Retro Gaming With Retro Joysticks
One of the biggest reasons for playing older video games on original hardware is that emulators and modern controllers can’t replicate the exact feel of how those games would have …read more Continue reading Retro Gaming With Retro Joysticks
14 security vulnerabilities reported in BusyBox Linux utility
By Deeba Ahmed
For your information, BusyBox is generally used by embedded devices like IoT products or ICS (industrial control systems).
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Malicious Life Podcast: The Jester – Hacktivist for Good
The Jester is a patriotic, pro-American Hacktivist that since 2010 has waged a personal cyberwar against an array of targets he considers to be “the bad guys.” But detractors have insinuated that some of the Jester’s operations were little more t… Continue reading Malicious Life Podcast: The Jester – Hacktivist for Good
How to harden Kubernetes systems and minimize risk
The National Security Agency (NSA) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) released a report which details threats to Kubernetes environments and provides configuration guidance to minimize risk. What is Kubernetes? Kubernetes i… Continue reading How to harden Kubernetes systems and minimize risk
Installing Linux like it’s 1989
A common example of the sheer amount of computing power available to almost anyone today is comparing a smartphone to the Apollo guidance computer. This classic computer was the first …read more Continue reading Installing Linux like it’s 1989
Are Decade-Old DoS Tools Still Relevant in 2021?
Decade old tools are still effective and being used by threat actors in a world of easy to build IoT botnets & cheap attack services.
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How data manipulation could be used to trick fraud detection algorithms on e-commerce sites
As the marketing of almost every advanced cybersecurity product will tell you, artificial intelligence is already being used in many products and services that secure computing infrastructure. But you probably haven’t heard much about the need to secur… Continue reading How data manipulation could be used to trick fraud detection algorithms on e-commerce sites
IoT bug report claims “at least 100M devices” may be impacted
The programmers among us are learning… but not always quickly enough, it seems. Here’s some food for coding thought… Continue reading IoT bug report claims “at least 100M devices” may be impacted