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Firecracker MicroVMs: Lightweight Virtualization for Containers and Serverless Workloads - Koyeb
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| | Virtualization technology is evolving. Firecracker is an emerging solution that combines the security and isolation of bare metal instances with the density and performance of containers.
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Is My Access Point Vulnerable To A WPS Attack? - Will Haley
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| In order to test this, you must have a WiFi card with monitor mode. The Penguin Wireless N USB Adapter for GNU / Linux (TPE-N150USB) worked well for me. ThinkPenguin USB WiFi cards typically use Atheros chipsets, and because ThinkPenguin uses predictable chipsets you can be certain you will receive an Atheros chipset for this device. With this card, you can use monitor mode. The range not be great, but if you are testing the security of your own home network, range should not matter much.