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Web applications created in the Spring platform could leave users open to remote code execution, CISA and others are warning.
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VMware has released emergency patches to address the “Spring4Shell” remote… Continue reading VMware Releases Emergency Fix for “Spring4Shell” Vulnerability in Spring Framework
Whoever came up with the name “Spring4Shell” didn’t help at all… we cut through the Spring Bug confusion Continue reading Two different “VMware Spring” bugs at large – we cut through the confusion
Easy unauthenticated remote code execution – PoC code already out Continue reading “VMware Spring Cloud” Java bug gives instant remote code execution – update now!
We’ve often heard it said that springs come in in all shapes and sizes…except for the one you need. In light of this, the hardware hacker would do well to …read more Continue reading 3D Printed Jig Makes Custom Springs a Snap
The next time you find yourself in need of some large-ish plastic springs, maybe consider [PattysLab]’s method for making plastic springs out of spare filament. The basic process is simple: tightly wind some 3D printer filament around a steel rod, secure it and wrap it in kapton tape, then heat …read more
Continue reading Heat Turns 3D Printer Filament into Springs
Any resemblance between The Wobble Sphere and a certain virus making the rounds these days is purely coincidental. Although as yet another project undertaken during the COVID-19 lockdowns, we can see where the inspiration came from.
Wobble Sphere is another work of interactive art from the apparently spring-driven imagination of …read more
Continue reading Springs and Things Wrap into a Polyhedron of Interactive LED Art
Whether you’re a programmer, gamer, writer, or data entry specialist, the keyboard is an extension of your nervous system. It’s not so much a tool as it is a medium for flow — for being in the zone. So I think it’s only natural that you should care deeply about …read more
The goal of Printed It is to showcase creations that truly embrace the possibilities offered by desktop 3D printing. The most obvious examples are designs that can be printed quickly and cheaply enough that they’re a valid alternative to commercially available products. But as previous entries into the series have …read more
Building a macro pad inside of a 3D printed enclosure is hardly news these days. Neither is adding 3D printed keycaps to the mix. But if you go as far as [James Stanley] has, and actually print the switches themselves, we’ve got to admit that’s another story entirely.
Now you …read more