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Eric continues basement construction, and Jon gets stung (but not by a bee). A tale of two cryptocurrency topics: the good and the sad. HSBC is breached, but we doubt the statistics about successful credential stuffing. And Krebs has a great article about skimmers in your online shopping cart. DeOldify is machine learning for colorizing old photos, and Eric's got three fun things this week.
Eric continues basement construction, and Jon gets stung (but not by a bee). A tale of two cryptocurrency topics: the good and the sad. HSBC is breached, but we doubt the statistics about successful credential stuffing. And Krebs has a great article about skimmers in your online shopping cart. DeOldify is machine learning for colorizing old photos, and Eric's got three fun things this week.
Happy Halloween! We reflect on some ad fraud and right to repair followup, contemplate CAPTCHAs, cerebrate insecure devices, ponder Big Blue and their Red 34-billion-gallon Hat, and, uh, think, or errm, well, you know, chat about, um, filler words and top it all off with some good ol' reinforcement learning.
Implausible Bloomberg followup, JQuery plugin vulnerability (not JavaScript!), and no more GrayKey. An interesting theoretical Cromium vulnerability and an absolutely epic ad fraud article. Eric's screentime has stopped working, and Jon enjoyed the Apologetic Miner.
Jon and Eric, live(ish) from Las Vegas! Facebook (again) and the coming PHPocalypse, along with a vulnerability in libssh. Jon learns about The Big Mac Index on a trip to Argentina and Eric geeks about The Illustrated TLS Connection.
Jon and Eric, live(ish) from Las Vegas! Facebook (again) and the coming PHPocalypse, along with a vulnerability in libssh. Jon learns about The Big Mac Index on a trip to Argentina and Eric geeks about The Illustrated TLS Connection.
Eric and Jon both use chat support for network gear, the Bloomberg story gets stranger, and a double pile on Facebook and Google Plus. Microsoft joins OIN, opening up its patent portfolio. For fun Eric likes The Good Place, and Jon likes both The Broken Earth trilogy as well as binary layout optimization(??).
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