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This is no modern sculpture but an exemple of the ancient Japanese technique of #kamatsugi: a stylish & beautiful assembly technique allowing to join two carved beams together without using any nails. To learn more check the exhibition at the
#MCJP in Paris😉
#Japan #Paris #wood
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The interview article with #CaptainDuckling, also known as #YokoKanno, has been published on Forbes!
forbes.com/sites/olliebarder…
See you there!
Recon conference schedule has been publish on the website recon.cx. See you soon!
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The 3rd and final teardown (for now) in which we look at the overheads associated with std::function compared to "old school"
ricomariani.medium.com/std-f…
A very cool project to avoid installing dozens of Windows versions (and updates) to get just one file you need.
It's been more than two years since Winbindex was launched. Check out what changed during that time, and how, starting from today, Winbindex provides download links for 100%* of the indexed files.
* For some definition of 100%.
Happy Patch Tuesday!
m417z.com/Winbindex-Download…
Igor Skochinsky (@[email protected]) retweeted
It gets worse - if the publishers are successful in their lawsuit against our library, we’ll have to destroy 1.4 million digitized books that are used by patrons with print disabilities.
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Igor Skochinsky (@[email protected]) retweeted
The very important goal has been achieved, for the benefit of the entire information security society: we decrypted Intel XuCode!
Good start to @offensive_con
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Just a heads up they're going to have a pretty imbalanced "hearing" set discussing, basically, making ContentID mandatory for the entire US internet.
People should probably pay attention.
eff.org/deeplinks/2022/02/te…
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Just a few more days of the 2:1 matching grant, which turns your $5 donation into $15 for us!
Please consider donating $5 or $10 to the Internet Archive. It's a great resource for FREE information which has been so beneficial to people who don't have access or funds to buy certain rare books. archive.org/donate/?origin=e…
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So, how is XuCode deprivileged mode if it can change SMBASE?
Will we see rebirth of the CPU upgrade scratch cards?
engadget.com/2010-09-18-inte…
Intel Software Defined Silicon feature has existed for a long time: its internal name is dynamic fusing or Flex SKU. It's implemented with Intel CSME support (CSME manages the cryptographic base of the technology)
tomshardware.com/news/intel-…
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She Shaped the Sound of ‘Cowboy Bebop,’ Again nytimes.com/2021/11/17/arts/…
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Retweet if your first IDA was blue
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25 years ago, Brewster Kahle sat with Bob Edwards of NPR and did an interview about this new project he was working on, which Edwards called "The Internet Archives".
Naturally, we now have it archived.
How'd Brewster do with his predictions?
archive.org/details/morning-…
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Time to upgrade to RISC-V! It’s a clean ISA with a fresh and simple take at RISC.
*time passes*
Wait, what’s this “RV64IZmemcpy”? Noooooooo!
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It's time to put an end to numerous disputes and speculations about whether Intel CSME can bypass VT-d: Yes, it can bypass it!
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Well, the cherry on the cake: Intel CSME accesses SMRAM via IMR. So, Intel CSME is a lord of memory for x86
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1. Orange/Red unlock passwords are burnt directly into fuses (not thier SHA3 digest as Intel convices)
2. If so, the timing attacks are possible
3. Orange password is 32bit length allowing to brute force it

























