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When Windows NT originally launched it had ports to a wide variety of platforms, ranging from Intel’s x86 and i860 to DEC’s Alpha as well as the MIPS architecture. Running …read more Continue reading WoWMIPS: A MIPS Emulator for Windows Applications
Virtually any platform you might find yourself programming on has some simple method of running a delay. [Joey Shepard] got rather creative on a recent project, though, relying on a …read more Continue reading Blinky Project Is 6502s All The Way Down
We’re used to our laptop computers here in 2022 being ultra-portable, super-powerful, and with impressively long battery lives. It’s easy to forget then that there was a time when from …read more Continue reading IBM Made a MIPS Laptop. Will it Make You WinCE?
VirusTotal welcomes ELF DIGEST, the first integrated multi-sandox fully dedicated to only processing linux files. This addition helps put the spotlight on linux malware. In the words of the founder Tolijan Trajanovski: ELF DIGEST is … Continue reading VirusTotal Multisandbox+= ELF DIGEST
A computer processor uses a so-called Instruction Set Architecture to talk with the world outside of its own circuitry. This ISA consists of a number of instructions, which essentially define the functionality of that processor, which explains why so many ISAs still exist today. It’s hard to find that one …read more
Continue reading RISC-V: Why The ISA Battles Aren’t Over Yet
If you’re in healthcare, you are familiar with MACRA, the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization act of 2015—bipartisan legislation that requires the US Centers for Medicaid and Medicare (CMS) to implement an incentive program. Merit-base… Continue reading 5 Ways to Improve Your MIPS Score Through Secure Messaging
Google began pushing out updates to its desktop browser Friday with a patch that repairs a stack-based buffer overflow vulnerability. Continue reading Google Patches ‘High Severity’ Browser Bug
Last year, the FCC introduced new regulations requiring router manufacturers to implement software security to limit the power output in specific 5GHz bands. Government regulations follow the laws of unintended consequences, and the immediate fear surrounding this new directive from the FCC was that WiFi router manufacturers would make the easiest engineering decision. These fears came true early this year when it was revealed a large router manufacturer was not following the FCC regulations to the letter by limiting the output of the radio module itself, but instead locking down the entire router.
The FCC’s rules regarding the power output …read more
Continue reading Virtualizing Around The FCC’s Firmware Modification Rules