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I bought a pair of USB flash drives made by Huawei and I want to know if there are any tools in existence for verifying that the firmware on these drives is secure. I bought them for researching this exact thing.
All of my normal web searc… Continue reading Is there any way to validate the firmware in a USB flash drive?
As of this month, the Flash player has been disabled from all mainstream browsers. However, several platforms are still offering ways to use Flash content, most notably the games hosted on said platforms.
How (in-) secure is this method of… Continue reading Is flash less secure now that it is End of Life?
Modern DSLR cameras are incredible pieces of technology that can take excellent high-quality photos as well as record video and audio. However, as they become jacks of all trades they risk being masters of none, and the audio quality in …read more
Continue reading Extensive Modification of DSLR Includes High Quality Audio
Since its initial release back in 1996, Adobe Flash Player has helped the internet host various…
For more visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading Adobe launches final Flash Player update Flash Player 32 and AIR 32
I’m busy reading the Apple Platform Security document and I have a few questions regarding it.
The passcode is entangled with the device’s UID, so brute-force attempts must be performed on the device under attack.
Questions: Does this me… Continue reading Apple Platform Security and NAND flash storage
Qumulo, the Seattle-based data storage startup, announced a bunch of updates today including support for NvME caching, an approach that should enable customers to access faster flash storage at a lower price point. NvME flash storage development is evolving quickly, driving down the price with higher performance, a win-win situation for large data producers, but […] Continue reading Qumulo update adds NvME caching for more efficient use of flash storage
The journey to the end of Flash. Are we there yet? Continue reading Adobe Flash – it’s the end of the end of the end of the road at last
We are only a couple of months away from Adobe Flash Player being obsolete. As we know, Adobe Flash…
For more visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading Windows 10 Optional Update removes Adobe Flash Player for good
Flash is all but gone already, but as we approach the official Adobe end-of-life date on December 31st, it’s picking up traction one last time as people reminisce about the days of Internet past. Back in July, [Jonas Richner] created an impressive website that catalogs not only almost 20 years …read more
Continue reading Flash is Dead, but Its Culture Should Live On
A dire warning came from UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), advising IT administrators not to disable the update mechanism to keep Adobe Flash past its end-of-life date, set for the end of 2020. It’s been a long time coming. Adobe Flash is fin… Continue reading NCSC Warns Admins Not to Disable Updates to Keep Flash Alive in 2021