Enhancing Linux Server Protection from Threats and Attacks
Linux as a server OS is considered a guarantee of reliability and security, it is popular with companies and ordinary users. However, no system is completely impervious…
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Best backend frameworks for web development in 2024
Frameworks simplify development, eliminate chaos, and set clear boundaries when creating an application.
Release of Fedora Linux 41: new features after six months of development
Hello, tekkix! This is Viktor Sergeev from the MTS Digital special projects team. Well, six months have passed, and we got what we were promised — we waited for Fedora…
DIY AR monitor in industry
In my previous article, I mentioned the implementation of a device that was developed to facilitate the process of setting up sensors by the maintenance staff, and the…
Experiments with accelerometer and gyroscope on the S7V30 platform
The S7 V30 module was originally designed for controlling industrial controllers but can also be used autonomously. In this article, I will try to reveal its potential…
Linux On A Stick
This article was born as a result of combining ideas from a laboratory work in preparation for the CCNA exam by Cisco, and the Network Protocols in Linux course, which…
How I created a device that can remotely emulate a mouse and keyboard on stm32
Hello everyone, I recently started studying the USB protocol on the STM32F103C8, namely HID devices. I am a person who does not really like theory, but loves to learn…
Key to all doors: how a backdoor was found in the most secure* access cards
You apply the key card to the reader, and the office door opens. But what if such a pass can be hacked and copied by anyone?
Hitchhiking through Multiplayer. Part 4: Authoritarianism and Topologies
This is the fourth article in the guide to developing multiplayer games, where I try to consistently and in one place gather the knowledge that will be required for conscious…
Prolog: three portraits in 50 years
In 2024, the logical programming language Prolog turned fifty years old! As a tribute, I would like to tell in a small historical essay about the scientific context of…
How to hunt security professionals
In the life of every HR, sooner or later, HE appears... Security professional! And how to approach hunting people for this position is usually unclear.
Practice: my experience of integrating more than 50 neural networks into one project
The article is based on a year and a half of work on implementing neural networks in an open-source web application. It contains practical life hacks for solving real…
ECCV 2024: how it was. Current articles and main trends
Hello! My name is Alexander Ustyuzhanin, and I am a developer in the YandexART team. Recently, I visited Milan for one of the largest international conferences on computer…
How I Automated Job Search Using LLM
In light of recent news about layoffs in the IT industry, the issue of job searching is becoming increasingly acute even for people who are currently employed. It has…
Encryption of backups using age and the value of simplicity
I will briefly introduce the age encryption tool. We will learn to encrypt both personal and corporate backups with one simple command, and then argue about why openssl…
How incorrect API development can lead to user deletion
Continuing the story about vulnerabilities discovered by UCSB pentesters and formed the basis of cases at the Pentest Award, we publish an analysis of the following real…
I waited 10 billion cycles and only got a loading screen
Modern hardware is incredibly fast. The M1 Max, on which I am writing this article, runs at 3.2 GHz. That is 3.2 BILLION cycles per second. However, Microsoft Teams takes…
A little about Chain-of-Thoughts
Main problems of LLM:
