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Introduction to Linear Algebra

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Linux Network Performance Ultimate Guide

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Millions of Devices Vulnerable to 'PKFail' Secure Boot Bypass Issue

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Several vendors for consumer and enterprise PCs share a compromised crypto key that should never have been on the devices in the first place.

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Reverse Engineering for Everyone

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NetRise study warns that network equipment vulnerabilities far exceed previous estimates

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A new study released today by cybersecurity firm NetRise Inc. warns that vulnerability risks associated with network equipment are far greater than previously understood. NetRise’s third-quarter supply chain visibility and risk study for network equipment, based on the analysis of more than 100 different networking equipment devices, found that traditional network-based vulnerability scanners significantly underreport the […]

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Hackers Leak Documents From Pentagon IT Services Provider Leidos

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According to Bloomberg, hackers have leaked internal documents stolen from Leidos Holdings, one of the largest IT services providers of the U.S. government. Reuters reports: The company recently became aware of the issue and believes the documents were taken during a previously reported breach of a Diligent Corp. system it used, the report said, adding that Leidos is investigating it. The Virginia-based company, which counts the U.S. Department of Defense as its primary customer, used the Diligent system to host information gathered in internal investigations, the report added, citing a filing from June 2023. A spokesperson for Diligent said the issue seems to be related to an incident from 2022, affecting its subsidiary Steele Compliance Solutions. The company notified impacted customers and had taken corrective action to contain the incident in November 2022.

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