X86 is a high-level language
Just so you know, x86 machine-code is now a "high-level" language. What instructions say, and what they do, are very different things. I m...
This post from last year was posted to a forum, so I thought I'd write up some rebuttals to their comments.
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Just so you know, x86 machine-code is now a "high-level" language. What instructions say, and what they do, are very different things. I m...
Early results from my scan: there's about 3000 systems vulnerable just on port 80, just on the root "/" URL, without Host field. That doesn'...
Systemd has a remotely exploitable bug in its DHCPv6 client . That means anybody on the local network can send you a packet and take control...
People are debating this email from Linus Torvalds (maintainer of the Linux kernel). It has strong language, like: Some security people ...