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Cisco revealed that it had “inadvertently” shipped an in-house exploit code that was used in test scripts as part of its TelePresence Video Communication Server and Expressway Series software. Continue reading Cisco Accidentally Released Dirty Cow Exploit Code in Software
A file delete vulnerability in WordPress can be elevated into a remote code execution vulnerability for plugins like WooCommerce. Continue reading WordPress Flaw Opens Millions of WooCommerce Shops to Takeover
Overall seven flaws were patched – including one critical vulnerability that could lead to arbitrary code execution. Continue reading Critical Out-of-Band Patch Issued for Adobe Acrobat Reader
No matter how mad your 3D printing skills may be, there comes a time when it makes more sense to order a replacement part than print it. For [billchurch], that time was the five-hour window he had to order an OEM part online and have it delivered within two days. The race was on — would he be able to model and print a replacement latch for his dishwasher’s detergent dispenser, or would suffer the ignominy of having to plunk down $30 for a tiny but complicated part?
As you can probably guess, [bill] managed to beat the clock. But …read more
Continue reading Repairs You Can Print: Racing the Clock for a Dishwasher Fix
You’ll all remember my grand adventure in acquiring a photocopier. Well, it’s been a rollercoaster, I tell ya. While I still haven’t found a modification worthy enough to attempt, I have become increasingly frustrated. From time to time, I like to invite my friends and family over for dinner, and conversation naturally turns to things like the art on the walls, the fish in the aquarium, or perhaps the photocopier in the living room. Now, I dearly love to share my passions with others, so it’s pretty darned disappointing when I go to fire off a few copies only to …read more
Continue reading The Princess and the HDD: Poor Design Choices