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tomrenner.com
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| | | | | Anyone writing code professionally in December 2021 will remember the "fun" of the Log4J vulnerability. For those that weren't - this was a critical security error that allowed attackers to run any code they wanted on your servers. The root cause was a logging library, Log4J, that is used by most projects that are writting in Java. It's usually used to write code something like: log.info("Process completed successfully"); which will then appear in your logs, allowing you to track your application's behaviour. Pretty innocuous stuff. | |
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openssf.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] This article explains how static binary analysis serves as a critical tool for securing software supply chains against threats like the recent 3CX hack. | |
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www.evasec.io
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| | | | | Multiple vulnerabilities affecting the CocoaPods ecosystem, have been discovered, posing a major risk of supply chain attacks. | |
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malwaretech.com
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| | | Now that everything is ready to be connected, power up the hard drive an run openocd with the following command: openocd -f interface/<your interface here>.cfg -f target/test.cfg test.cfg should be the configuration for the CPU used by your hard disk controller, for most marvell CPUs this config should work. I'm not sure of the adapter_khz, so I've set mine to 100 (as long as this value is lower than the actual it should work). | ||
