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FreeBSD is phasing out support for 32-bit platforms in upcoming major releases, with armv6, i386, and powerpc architectures likely to be excluded in FreeBSD 15.0 and armv7 in FreeBSD 16.0. Support for executing 32-bit binaries on 64-bit kernels will continue for the foreseeable future. The decision is based on the decreasing market presence and developer […]
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The study explores the Android runtime (ART) hijacking mechanism for bytecode injection by analyzing the packer used in the DJI Pilot Android application. The packer aims to protect application code from static analysis for various reasons like business logic protection and evading malicious logic detection. The analysis focuses on the DJI Pilot app’s runtime mechanism […]
Valve has released the Steam Audio SDK 4.5.2 as fully open-source under an Apache 2.0 license, marking it as the first open-source release of the Steam Audio SDK source code. This development allows developers to utilize Steam Audio in commercial products and customize it under their own licensing terms without sharing the source code. The […]
Experience the power of virtual transformation with Panoramai and Dutch Cycling Lifestyle. With Panoramai, you can turn any location into a work of art or a post-apocalyptic scene with just a few clicks using AI prompts. Meanwhile, Dutch Cycling Lifestyle allows you to visualize a car-free environment in your neighborhood by removing noisy roads and […]
Microsoft recently revealed that Chinese, Russian, and Iranian hackers have been utilizing AI tools, believed to be coding tools, to enhance their hacking skills. Through their partnership with OpenAI, they have identified state-affiliated adversaries, including Forest Blizzard, Emerald Sleet, Crimson Sandstorm, Charcoal Typhoon, and Salmon Typhoon, using LLMs to support cyber operations. This information suggests […]
The author is using the Overpass API to read OpenStreetMap data, parsing it with Rust, and drawing the map onto an HTML5 canvas for a project revamp. They are not using any JavaScript libraries and are focusing on calling Rust code and drawing to the canvas. By using Rust and WebAssembly, they aim to process […]
In my quest to extract and load data from a remote DB using Wrangler, I turned to ChatGPT for help. Surprisingly, ChatGPT not only extracted the data into CSV but also assisted me in converting the script into Deno. Despite facing some bugs and issues with the SQLite tool, ChatGPT continuously provided solutions, even transforming […]
In this blog post series, the author details the scx_rustland Linux scheduler written in Rust that runs in user-space. The project started as a fun learning experience during the holidays and aims to demonstrate that a user-space scheduler can perform as well as an in-kernel scheduler. The benefits include access to various languages and tools, […]
In this tutorial, you’ll learn to build robust web crawlers using libraries like BeautifulSoup, overcome real-world scraping challenges, and implement best practices for large-scale scraping with Python. Python’s simplicity, built-in libraries, and mature scraping tools like Beautiful Soup make it ideal for scraping tasks. The tutorial covers the use of popular scraping libraries like BeautifulSoup, […]
The PS5 ‘Portal’ companion device has been hacked to allow PSP emulation, expanding its capabilities beyond remote play. Long-time PlayStation hacker Andy Nguyen and a group of enthusiasts have successfully brought the PPSSPP emulator to the device, allowing users to play their PSP collection. While there is still work to be done before a release, […]