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Necessity might be the mother of all invention, but we often find that inventions around here are just as often driven by expensive off-the-shelf parts and a lack of willingness …read more Continue reading Pressure Gauge Built In A Vacuum
C and C++ are powerful tools, but not everyone has the patience (or enough semicolons) to use them all the time. For a lot of us, the preference is for …read more Continue reading Run UNIX On Microcontrollers With PDP-11 Emulator
Before the World Wide Web became ubiquitous as the de facto way to access electronic information, there were many other ways of retrieving information online. One of the most successful …read more Continue reading Tiny Operating System For Tiny Computer
While almost everyone has a heater of some sort in their home, it’s fairly unlikely that the heat provided by a central heating system such as a furnace is distributed in an efficient way. There’s little reason to heat bedrooms during the day, or a kitchen during the night, but …read more
The numbers just seem to keep getting bigger. Nearly 773 million email addresses and almost 22 million unique passwords were discovered on the cloud storage service MEGA, researcher Troy Hunt announced in a blog post Thursday. The 87-gigabyte database is spread across 12,000 files and appears to have originated from many different sources dating back to 2008, Hunt said. Some 140 million email addresses and 10 million passwords are new to Hunt’s Have I Been Pwned website, the free service that tracks whether user credentials have been made available in data dumps. Users can enter their email address in the Have I Been Pwned service to check if their information was included. The data, since removed, is known as Collection #1. “What I can say is that my own personal data is in there and it’s accurate; right email address and a password I used many years ago,” Hunt wrote. […]
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A Raspberry Pi Zero (W) and Arduino are very different animals, the prior has processing power and connectivity while the latter has some analog to digital converters (ADCs) and nearly real-time reactions. You can connect them to one another with a USB cable and for many projects that will happily wed the two. Beyond that, we can interface this odd couple entirely through serial, SPI, I2C, and logic-level signaling. How? Through a device by [cburgess] that is being called an Arduino shield that supports a Pi0 (W). Maybe it is a cape which interfaces with Arduino. The distinction may be …read more
Users of the Mega.nz file hosting and sharing service were targeted through a supply chain attack in which hackers replaced the company’s official Chrome extension with a malicious version. The attack happened Sept. 4 at 14:30 UTC (10:30 a.m. ES… Continue reading Hackers Replace MEGA Chrome Extension with Trojanized Version
A password-stealing version of MEGA’s Chrome extension was served up on Google’s webstore for about four hours – here’s what to do. Continue reading MEGA secure upload service gets its Chrome extension hacked
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Cloud storage solution MEGA delivered Monero cryptocurrency malware. 21st-century technologies like blockchain are regarded as groundbreaking inventions. However, the security aspect of the new age digital systems has always been criticized fo… Continue reading MEGA Chrome extension hacked with cryptocurrency malware
The Official MEGA Chrome Extension has been hacked according to security reports, until the issue has been resolved all users should uninstall it immediately. The version offered on The Chrome Web Store has been replaced by a malicious instance that…… Continue reading MEGA Chrome Extension Hacked & User Passwords Stolen, Uninstall it ASAP!