Collaborate Disseminate
When it comes to inspiring a lifelong appreciation of science, few experiences are as powerful as that first glimpse of the world swimming in a drop of pond water as …read more Continue reading Lego Microscope Aims to Discover Future Scientists
How-to Identify Directory Traversal Vulnerabilities with ShiftLeft Ocular: A Detailed Code Example with DeepLearning4j and OpenRefine (CVE-2018–19859)
In one of our most recent blog posts Chetan Conikee wrote about a directory traversal caused by… Continue reading How-to Identify Directory Traversal Vulnerabilities with ShiftLeft Ocular: A Detailed Code Example
“What are you looking at?” Said the wrong way, those can be fighting words. But in fields as diverse as psychological research and user experience testing, knowing what people are looking at in real-time can be invaluable. Eye-tracking software does this, but generally at a cost that keeps it out of the hands of the home gamer.
Or it used to. With hacked $20 webcams, this open source eye tracker will let you watch how someone is processing what they see. But [John Evans]’ Hackaday Prize entry is more than that. Most of the detail is in the video below, …read more
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