SoftPoison
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It's only a matter of time until the PSP gets exploited too. The only safe thing now is to build a computer from scratch, purely out of transistors. -
I think some people are missing the point here. The IME is a terrifying thing, having complete control over the entire system, and the fact that some researchers were able to get into it (again) is worrisome. Once someone gains access to it they can do whatever they like, for example install a rootkit that is completely undetectable by an antivirus, that can't be removed. Here is a proof of concept doing just that, created back in 2015 for pre-2013 processors. Exploitation can be automated so that it can be integrated into conventional malware. USB devices can be emulated fairly easily, meaning that the exploit in question could possibly appear in the wild sometime in the future.
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A judge extorting the defendants for phone passwords with the threat of jail time in an extortion case. Well isn't that ironic...
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What are flags in C++ and how do I use them?
SoftPoison replied to Wayne Geissinger's topic in Programming
No problem! Good luck with your project -
What are flags in C++ and how do I use them?
SoftPoison replied to Wayne Geissinger's topic in Programming
This is likely the functionality you want right here:
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What are flags in C++ and how do I use them?
SoftPoison replied to Wayne Geissinger's topic in Programming
Are you actually defining what argc and argv[] are? You have int main() but what you really need is int main(int argc, char* argv[]). Here's an example of it working (note argv[0] is the command which I ran the program with):
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What are flags in C++ and how do I use them?
SoftPoison replied to Wayne Geissinger's topic in Programming
I'm going to go out on a limb and assume that your program will have to be run via command line, and in that case the "flags" are really just parameters you pass to the program, such as "program.exe -d Some random phrase". As such, these "flags" are just strings. Here's an article on how to use them: http://www.cplusplus.com/articles/DEN36Up4/ -
Call of Duty: Infinite Rebranding. Coming this Fall.
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They say that their goal is to make it "the most secure phone in the world." That would mean competing with the Blackphone 2, therefore removing from this version of Windows all backdoors (NSA junk that more than likely exists), telemetry junk, Cortana, etc. I heavily doubt that they would actually do this.
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What are they planning to do? Not install Windows 10 on it?
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I don't see how this would help to track down criminals. All they are really doing is inconveniencing the masses.
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If you still have the files, try uploading them to VirusTotal. It should give you a good idea whether or not the files are safe.
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New 3D Lithium batteries to be supposedly commercialized in 2018.
SoftPoison replied to 3751_Creator's topic in Tech News
I think that POWER SPONGE is a more appropriate name for this. -
Gotta love adapters...
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I can't wait for Samsung to data mine my fridge and microwave usage patterns...
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