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How do DDoS attacks work? And how do we protect our organizations from the growing size and number of attacks?
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My question is how we can protect the network traffic between two different networks with a software solution not with the hardware solutions. The solution can be point to point package encryption or creating a tunnel like vp… Continue reading What is the best way to provide security between two different networks in different locations? [on hold]
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Developers stated Heads combines physical hardening and flash security features with custom Coreboot firmware and a Linux boot loader in ROM. This moves the root of trust into the write-protected ROM and prevents further modifications to t… Continue reading Heads firmware and OS is more secure than Whonix, Qubes or Tails?
One of Atmel’s smallest microcontrollers, the ATtiny, is among the most inexpensive and reliable chips around for small applications. It’s also one of the most popular. If you don’t need more than a few inputs or outputs, there’s nothing better. As a show of its ability to thrive under adverse conditions, [Trammell Hudson] was able to shoehorn an ATtiny into an RFID circuit in a way that tests the limits of the chip design.
The RFID circuit only uses two of the ATtiny’s pins and neither of which is the ground or power pin. The ATtiny is equipped with protective …read more
