Collaborate Disseminate
Let’s take an egregious example of this:
Alice and Bob want to clone a Pokemon.
They set up a trade between their console devices. Alice’s device sends a copy of the data to Bob’s device, then Bob’s device sends a copy of t… Continue reading Is it possible to guarantee a transaction between two peers against interruption exploits?
Microsoft has made a big thing about the one-click option in the Exchange Online Administration Center (EAC) to convert a traditional email distribution group to an Office 365 Group. However, the option only works for groups that consist of Exchange Online mailboxes.
The post Transforming Exchange Distribution Groups to Office 365 Groups appeared first on Petri.
Continue reading Transforming Exchange Distribution Groups to Office 365 Groups
I’m generating a network flood with a lot of packets coming from one fixed IP+port pair (in this example, 1.2.3.4:2003). Why do I only see one SYN_RECV’d packet in netstat on the victim machine?
Continue reading SYN Flood from fixed spoof IP but receive only one packet
Can Chrome sync be infected by malware? I cannot imagine how, but a particular unproven example that comes in mind is to change the “preferences”, so that a malicious proxy server is added.
Another one might be to add some malicious web p… Continue reading Can Chrome sync be infected?