Dorks in a new way – looking for what is open
When conducting any pentest of a corporate network, one of the actions of white hackers is to search for information that is practically in the public domain: on file…
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Detailed look at Breadbox Ensemble. What could the advanced shell for MS-DOS do?
Hello, old hardware enthusiasts. This is Anton Komarov, and today we will study an IT artifact, one of whose names is Breadbox Ensemble. This is a graphical shell for…
Task with a star: which laptop to buy for a schoolchild?
Parental "hot topic": does a schoolchild need a laptop? If 10 years ago there would have been an adult discussion here, today the answer is obvious: yes, for homework,…
Small numbers, big opportunities: how floating point accelerates AI and technology
Hello, tekkix! ServerFlow is back with you, and today we decided to dive into the fascinating world of floating point numbers. Have you ever wondered why there are different…
What can gorilla Koko teach us
On July 4, 1971, the 50th gorilla born in captivity was born at the San Francisco Zoo. Since the birth date of this gorilla coincides with the US Independence Day, which…
History of the creation of ASoar: from idea to implementation of the cybersecurity system
My career in information security began, like many others, with work in IT infrastructure. Initially, my company was engaged in maintaining the stability of networks…
Evolution of attacks on web resources: what has changed since 2011
BI.ZONE WAF Cyber Threat Analytics and Research Department studied the statistics of attacks on web applications protected by BI.ZONE WAF. We compared this information…
How we made a BIM model viewer: ups, downs, and lessons
Hello, tekkix! If you opened this article, you are probably interested in developing BIM applications, specifically 3D model viewers. Perhaps you already have your own…
Setting up Linux for training models with GPU
Setting up a Linux PC for training models on GPU. The article provides links to scripts written to simplify the process of setting up a GPU PC on Linux for training machine…
Echo Digest: Linus Torvalds' timeless advice
Sam Altman released a note on the future of AI; Mikron developed the first domestic UHF chip for RFID tags with a reading range of up to 14 meters; The ten most promising…
Game Development and AI: How Neural Networks Change the Rules of the Game
Artificial intelligence is confidently entering the world of game development, becoming an important tool for optimizing creative and technical processes. From generating…
How to turn a laptop into a Cheburashka. Review and personal impressions of a system with two additional portable displays
Hello everyone! I am Anton Komarov from MTS Digital. Today I will talk about my personal experience of working on a laptop with three displays at once.
"Humanity Strikes Back": The 5th Industrial Revolution. Interview with Mike Bechtel, a futurist from Deloitte
Big Think had the pleasure of speaking with Mike Bechtel about his views, conclusions, and predictions for the future. Read on to find out why companies today realize…
Raspberry Pi for $5.43 — is it real? What can it do and why is it so cheap?
Perhaps you have already heard that Raspberry Pi announced the release of Pico 2, a second-generation microcontroller board based on the RP2350. With a higher core clock…
Tetris on ATtiny10
Deciding to use the last days of vacation to bring my stock of electronic components to some semblance of order, I came across an unknown SOT-23-6 chip with barely readable…
Doom on the dial phone Dialrhea
Dialrhea is a modified dial phone, redesigned to control Doom via Bluetooth.
1C flies south — our experience of migration to K2 Cloud
Imagine: you have a large company with offices from Moscow to the Far East, hundreds of facilities, thousands of shift workers, and an ancient 1C server that barely copes…
Can GPT-4o be trusted with confidential data?
We delve into Open AI's privacy policy and find out why experts have dubbed GPT-4o the "data turbo vacuum cleaner".
