There has been several BWAIN PC hardware vulnerabilities published this summer. BWAIN is a short name for a Bug With An Impressive Name. BWAIN is an accolade that we hand out when a new cybersecurity flaw not only turns out to be interesting and important, but also turns up with its own logo, domain name →
Some critical systems aren’t exposed to the public internet and sit, apparently safely, in an isolated environment, air gapped from the rest of the world by a lack of internet connectivity. The integrity of the air gap is only maintained when the means of data transport in and out of the environment are equally subject →
Linux 6.0 is expected to arrive soon. The next version of the Linux kernel is jumping version numbers, with some performance gains, but it’s not a major change all the same: What was previously planned to be version 5.20 is now Linux 6.0 according to Linux 5.19 announcement. There will be new hardware support. Especially →
Project management https://www.facebook.com/groups/it.humor.and.memes/posts/8496505257041850/ Big fixing https://www.monkeyuser.com/2019/bug-fixing-ways/ →
Curve tracing is a classic way to learn more about many electronic components. Curve tracing is essentially a means of making a graph of current (I) versus voltage (V) called an I-V curve, to display the basic characteristics of an electronic device. I-V curves of the components are helpful in understanding their limitations and nonlinear →
This posting is here to collect cyber security news in August 2022. I post links to security vulnerability news to comments of this article. You are also free to post related links to comments. →