Generating Pseudo-Random Numbers in C – What You Need to Know
Low Level Learning explains why random numbers in C are not necessarily random. You’ve probably heard of rand( ). You’ve probably even used it in your code. But unfortunately, you’ve probably used it wrong. In this video, I talk about the glibc implementation of a random number generator, rand, why it’s bad, and what other […]
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Playing with ZERO-DAY vulnerability “follina”
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Frank
- June 7, 2022
- cve-2022-30190
- follina
- follina exploit
- follina vulnerability
- hacker
- hacking
- malwars
- Microsoft
- microsoft office
- msdt exploit
- msdt vulnerability
- Python
- remote code execution
- remote code execution explained
- remote code execution tutorial
- remote code execution vulnerability
- transomware
- vulnerability
- windows 11
- zero day
In this video NetworkChuck teamed up with John Hammond to talk about the NEW and SCARY Microsoft Vulnerability. NetworkChuck and John Hammond are going to teach you about a new dangerous Windows Zero-day vulnerability called “follina” and they are even going to show you how to test it out in your own Zero-day lab using […]
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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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Nvidia Patches Vulnerable Drivers/vGPUs and TikTok Caught!
TikTok To Stop Scraping Clipboard Data, a Nationwide Bill could Ban Facial Recognition, and Nvidia Discloses Multiple Vulnerabilities.
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