James Holland from the Office of the CTO at Palo Alto Networks shares insights from having attended around 14 Black Hat events, focusing on proactive threat detection and zero-day threat analysis\. Learn how network operations centers identify emerging threats without relying on specific CVE knowledge, how firewalls provide critical visibility for zero-day attacks, and the essential role of XDR and EDR platforms in incident response and timeline reconstruction\. Discover how Black Hat researc... Read more ›
Sparks veteran Nneka Ogwumike, who hit the game winner Sunday against the Liberty, was called “one of one” for her impact on the league. Read more ›
I realized that every time I talk about linker scripts, I say that most programmers won’t ever see one unless they work with embedded systems, but I never go deeper than this. I did that again in Making of Doppelgänger and Crypto/Reverse or how to write your first Read more ›
submitted by I got tired of LMDE and am a longtime lover of XFCE (though haven’t used it in years) and I gotta say this is a distro that feels like a distinct distro for once. Comes with an amazing set of tools__ the way OpenSUSE does, especially the GUI package manager and the ability to make a bootable live ISO of your running system. Definitely not your normal Debian derivative IMO. Definitely a distro I slept on for a long time. Choice of init system too is chefs kiss for all the systemD ... Read more ›
As always, we start off with a nmap scan of the target: Read more ›
A week ago, the security researcher who goes by “Nightmare Eclipse” published information about The vulnerability exists in fully patched Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices and allows attackers to generate command prompts with system privileges via a race condition in Microsoft Defender. The security expert published a proof-of-concept exploit in a self-hosted Git repository and claimed that Microsoft had previously targeted and removed its exploit-hosting repositories on GitHub and GitLab. Th... Read more ›
Potential takeover would represent significant commitment to the open instruction set architecture Read more ›
ESPN is bringing out the big guns for a marquee WNBA broadcast in July, as legendary UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma partners with broadcasting icon Robin Roberts for the call. The two will be in New York as the Dallas Wings travel to take on the Liberty on Tuesday, July 7 at 8 p.m.… Read more ›
A dead Brookstone Rover tank reborn as an ESP32 robot, driving arcade-style from an Xbox gamepad over Bluetooth with a DRV8833 motor driver. By hackelectro. Read more ›
Linux 7.2 has finally eliminated the strncpy API from the Linux kernel. The strncpy() function for copying up to a specified number of bytes has long been deprecated and after six years of work and hundreds of patches, no more users of the strncpy within the Linux kernel remained that it has now been eliminated... Read more ›
PenTest Toolkit v2 is a fully async, plugin-based security testing framework designed specifically for real-world bug bounty hunting. Every module is independently runnable, outputs structured JSON... Read more ›
Infosec buffs say Windows users could have been infected with a nasty trojan, while Mac users got off lightly Read more ›
Experts at RISC-V Summit Europe outlined how open architectures are transforming computing across the space economy. The post appeared first on . Read more ›
The Hopkins alum, starting in place of the injured Napheesa Collier, is “playing her best basketball” in her first season with the Lynx. Read more ›
Haskell for FPGA Hardware Design: Use abstractions like monads and lenses to implement 1970's retro-computing devices like arcade machines and home computers. Read more ›
Systemd 261 introduces a new cloud Instance Metadata Service subsystem featuring the systemd-imdsd daemon. This service provides a unified local interface for accessing metadata across various providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, reducing the need for provider-specific tools. Administrators can now restrict direct network access to cloud metadata endpoints to enhance security against request forgery and unauthorized access. <a href=" Read more ›
Platform: TryHackMe Room: Break Out The Cage Difficulty: Easy Author: Shikhali Jamalzade GitHub: github\.com/alisalive LinkedIn: linkedin\.com/in/camalzads “Put… the bunny… back… in the box\.” — Con Air Overview Break Out The Cage is an Easy-rated TryHackMe room themed around the one and only Nicolas Cage\. Despite the lighthearted theme, the room chains together several real-world attack techniques: anonymous FTP access, multi-layer cryptography, SSH lateral movement, cron-based command inje... Read more ›
Antivirus software used to hunt for known malware, but now it’s predicting suspicious behavior before an attack fully lands. Read more ›
James De Vile Editor, RISC-V International James is a writer with a passion for nascent technologies poised to change the world. With a background in B2B technology storytelling, he has... Read more ›