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by Ristovski 9mo ago
A similar tool to this (includes interactive TUI) is https://github.com/wagoodman/dive
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by Ristovski 2y ago
FastEndpoints is nice but they don't seem to plan on supporting NativeAOT anytime soon https://github.com/FastEndpoints/FastEndpoints/issues/565#is... .
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by Ristovski 2y ago
For those wondering what the exact attack vector is, the AMD advisory has some details: > Improper validation in a model specific register (MSR) could allow a malicious program with ring0 access to modify SMM configuration while SMI lock
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by Ristovski 2y ago
> nvtop stands for NVidia TOP, a (h)top like task monitor for NVIDIA GPUs. The Github repo[0] disagrees: > NVTOP stands for Neat Videocard TOP, a (h)top like task monitor for GPUs and accelerators. I have been using this on AMD for a
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Parmigiano-Reggiano Adopts Edible Microchips to Combat Counterfeiters(culturecheesemag.com)
1 points by Ristovski 2y ago|0 comments
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by Ristovski 3y ago
One of the major downsides of the Hexagon DSP is that its near impossible to actually run anything on it unless you somehow get your hands on an unprovisioned/unlocked SoC. The HLOS (High-level OS) running on the Hexagon requires every
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VanJS (Vanilla JavaScript) – A 1.2kB Reactive UI Framework Without React/JSX(vanjs.org)
1 points by Ristovski 3y ago|0 comments
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iTLB Multihit(tacitosecurity.com)
3 points by Ristovski 4y ago|0 comments
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by Ristovski 4y ago
IIRC there is some rudimentary AVR5 support in https://github.com/ZigEmbeddedGroup/microzig ( https://github.com/ZigEmbeddedGroup/microzig/blob/main/src/m... )
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by Ristovski 4y ago
I believe that should be possible, yes. Here is an interesting paper about Computrace: https://www.coresecurity.com/sites/default/files/private-fil...
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by Ristovski 4y ago
For anyone interested in efivars, I have an old blog post about essentially the same thing but going a bit more in-depth, including how to actually modify the efivar entries: https://ristovski.github.io/posts/inside-ins
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by Ristovski 4y ago
An interesting comment made in the Phoronix forums: > My theory is that fixing the Spectre V2 vulnerability on a hardware level would lead to fundamental architecture changes that AMD is not willing to make, because it may add so much mo
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by Ristovski 4y ago
I wonder, do those sensors have some built-in battery that lasts a long time, but ultimately the whole sensor needs to be replaced due to the electronics being potted-in? Or is it so low power that it can use some sort of piezoelectric&#x2F
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by Ristovski 4y ago
A similar thing once happened to me as a kid, albeit with a twist. I counted down from 10 quite slowly and opened my eyes once I reached 0 - only for it to be morning.
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by Ristovski 4y ago
I am still wondering why Volt, the native desktop client for Slack/Discord et al only supports MacOS when V boasts about cross-platform support and cross-compilation.
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by Ristovski 5y ago
This is very useful as well: https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/ (CyberChef - The Cyber Swiss Army Knife)
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by Ristovski 5y ago
A very handy tool for this is https://www.nongnu.org/atool/
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by Ristovski 5y ago
Title is a bit misleading - this is merely enforcing that developers who create third party Telegram clients include the functionality of showing ads.
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by Ristovski 5y ago
They seem to go up to 4 :) Example: https://github.com/UCYT5040/Google-Sticker-Mashup-Research/b... Edit: 6: https://github.com/UCYT5040/Google-Sticker-Mashup-Research/b...
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by Ristovski 5y ago
I haven't had much experience with .NET on Visual Studio, but I would say that Jetbrains Rider is probably the best thing you can get for .NET work on Linux. As a matter of fact, they implemented their own hot-reload functionality them
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by Ristovski 5y ago
Discord [1] is taking a toll from the increased traffic as well: "We're noticing an elevated level of usage for the time of day and are currently monitoring the performance of our systems. We do not anticipate this resulting in an
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by Ristovski 5y ago
Have gotten multiple such emails the last couple of weeks. I think Googles spam detection is a bit too much lax when the sender itself is using gmail. These might as well be hacked accounts which have already proven themselves to be valid a
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by Ristovski 5y ago
Afaik, BlackHat talks/presentations go public after around half a year.
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by Ristovski 5y ago
Today I found about Organic Maps[0], and it seems like a viable alternative to Google Maps, albeit with some annoying quirks. It is offline - meaning you download the areas you are interested in first, after which all the data is available
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by Ristovski 5y ago
A thing I noticed: The Linux AppImage version bundles a non-stripped binary of CEF, which unnecessarily inflates the download size.
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by Ristovski 5y ago
I never anticipated people would find it this interesting which is why I barely got enough motivation to write the first part, so thanks for the encouragement!
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by Ristovski 5y ago
While doing my initial research, I stumbled upon a patent [0], where Motorola was listed as the applicant, it seems to be similar in concept to the current sensor hub implementation. It also mentions "training" and more advanced p
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by Ristovski 5y ago
You're right! However, I don't remember the exact issue, but Ghidra behaves differently when loading a raw binary vs when you load an ELF file. Perhaps it was something with the analyzers, I can't recall (there are ELF-specif
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by Ristovski 5y ago
> I'm curious if the use of little add on MCUs to cellphone designs like this opens up the opportunity to back door into the OS I would say that the possibility is there - imagine a buffer overflow (or something as bad) in the drive
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by Ristovski 5y ago
Author here. Thanks for posting! I have done some progress since, just didn't have much time to churn out a Part 2 (soon™, maybe) Feel free to ask any questions

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