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QR Code Innocui? Assolutamente No! Ecco Perché Sono un Vettore di Attacco Significativo
📌 Link all'articolo : https://www.redhotcyber.com/post/qr-code-innocui-assolutamente-no-ecco-perche-sono-un-vettore-di-attacco-significativo/
#redhotcyber #news #cybersecurity #hacking #malware #phishing #qrcode #sicurezzainformatica
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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Il futuro della cybersecurity in Italia è nelle mani dei giovani! L’evento della Polizia Postale a Roma
📌 Link all'articolo : https://www.redhotcyber.com/post/il-futuro-della-cybersecurity-in-italia-e-nelle-mani-dei-giovani-levento-della-polizia-postale-a-roma/
#redhotcyber #news #cybersicurezza #educazionedigitale #resilienzadelpaese #sicurezzainformatica #futurodigitale #giovaniedigitazione
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@ghalfacree And podiatrists Rejoice!
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Our top story: Protesting, wearing black clothing, owning zines, guns, or first aid kits. Using the encrypted messaging app Signal. The federal government is using all these activities to build a so-called "antifa" conspiracy case. https://www.texasobserver.org/antifa-scare-prairieland-19-trial-ice-detention/
#FreeSpeech #activism #politics #USpol #news #Texas #NorthTexas
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All of that is, of course, also available ad- and tracker-free, and now illustrated to boot, via the #GeminiProtocol
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Zuckerberg was only 31 or so when he contacted Epstein. Even young men can be perverts, which is probably why so many of them voted for #Trump in the last "election."
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And finally, a 3D-printed remote control designed to be easier to operate with visual impairment - running for years from two AA batteries thanks to an ATtiny84 in sleep mode.
#Technology #News #Hackster #3DPrinting #Accessibility #Microcontroller
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A wooden lockbox with a difference: there's a gyroscope inside, and unless you twist and turn it in exactly the right pattern it simply won't open.
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Then Microsoft says it's completed research on a data storage technology which encodes voxels into glass sheets to store terabytes for tens of thousands of years.
...but, at the moment, requires a room-filling femtosecond laser setup and a stupidly high-resolution camera to read the data back, so don't expect it in a laptop any time soon.
