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www.paulsprogrammingnotes.com
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| | | | | I was recently able to make a minimal example that reproduced a Celery memory leak. The memory leak would happen on the main Celery worker process thats forked to make child processes, which makes the leak especially bad. Issue #4843 has been around for 3+ years and has 140+ comments, so this one has been causing a lot of problems for Celery users for a while. | |
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johnjhacking.com
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| | | | | Credits Vulnerability Discovery John Chris Mack Exploit Development Stephen Chavez Robert Willis Identification Default credentials were discovered on an iRZ Mobile Router login page. Utilizing root:root gave us access to the administrative functionality for the device. Having administrative access allows for various manipulation. Any setting that can be modified by an administrator was accessible, but the function that caught specific interest was the "Crontabs" feature in the services tab. Exploiting c... | |
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blog.jetbrains.com
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| | | | | This is a guest post by Junichi Ito (@jnchito). Junichi is a Ruby programmer at SonicGarden.jp, translator of Everyday Rails Testing with RSpec, and one of the most popular Ruby writers/bloggers in Ja | |
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