GPU Fingerprinting Can Track You Online
A clever and alarming way you can be tracked online.
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Computerphile Explains the Mythical Man Month
Many will have heard the phrase ‘Mythical Man Month’ and assume it’s simply about whether manpower and time are interchangeable – the book is really about much more. Professor Brailsford explains how this all relates to the humble byte
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Anonymous Hacks Russian Military
If you want to stay informed of the current threat landscape, you need to subscribe to Seytonic.
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Inside the Hidden Git Folder
Dr Max Wilson takes us through the various elements that make Git such a useful tool.
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Anonymous Hacks China Government Website (Twice)
Top news in the security space. 0:00 Anonymous Hacks China (Again) 2:41 Microsoft Kills Malicious Documents 6:20 Altium Outro
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FBI: “You Should Use A Burner Phone” at the Olympics
Curious. Time stamps: 0:00 FBI Recommends Burner Phones 0:54 Was The Official App Intentionally Weakened? 2:19 Tian*nmen Sq*are 3:15 Surveillance is Only One Problem 3:49 The Successful Olympics Sabotage 5:00 It isn’t just the FBI… 5:31 Free $100 Cloud Computing Credit 6:06 Outro
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Bluetooth Covid Test Kit Gets Hacked
As he says in the video, not everything needs to be computerized. Remember, kids the “S in “IoT” stands for security.
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Is Big Data Getting Too Big?
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Frank
- January 6, 2022
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Exabyte? Petabyte? Yottabyte? What does it all mean? It’s Okay To Be Smart’s Joe Hanson explains in a retro-themed show.
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Log4J & JNDI Exploit: Why So Bad? – Computerphile
By now, you have certainly heard of the Log4J exploit and that it’s been called the “most critical vulnerability of the last decade.” Dr Bagley and Dr Pound explain why it’s so pervasive.
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