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Understanding the Faraday Cage. A Shield Against Electromagnetic Interference
The concept of the Faraday cage, introduced in the 19th century by the scientist Michael Faraday, is rooted in the principle that electric charge resides solely on the surface of a conductor, leaving the interior free from electric fields. This remarkable property makes the Faraday cage an essential tool for protecting both equipment and individuals from harmful electromagnetic fields, radio waves, and other forms of electromagnetic interference.
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HardBreak, Your Go-To Hardware Hacking Wiki
In a world where technology evolves at lightning speed, the need for accessible knowledge on hardware hacking has never been more critical. HardBreak is a free and open-source wiki dedicated to the art and science of hardware hacking and IoT security. This platform aims to consolidate a wealth of information into a single, user-friendly resource, making it easier for enthusiasts and professionals alike to dive into the fascinating world of hardware hacking.
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Apple Issues Global Alerts on Mercenary Spyware Threats, Safeguarding Users in a Digital Age
In a concerning turn of events, Apple recently issued threat notifications to iPhone users in 92 countries, cautioning them about potential mercenary spyware attacks. The notifications, sent out at 12 p.m. Pacific Time on Wednesday, highlighted the targeted nature of these attacks, emphasizing that individuals may be at risk due to their identities or activities. While Apple did not disclose the identities of the attackers or the specific countries affected, the company urged users to take the warning seriously, citing a high level of confidence in the threat detection.
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Can Alexa Be Hacked? What You Need to Know
The rise of smart home technology has brought about a new era of convenience, allowing us to control everything from our lights to our security systems with just the sound of our voice. At the forefront of this revolution is Alexa, Amazon’s virtual assistant that has become a fixture in millions of homes around the world.
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Andres Freund Found Malicious Xz Backdoor Targeting SSH Encryption
A bombshell revelation has rocked the open source software community this week. Andres Freund, a software developer at Microsoft, discovered a malicious backdoor embedded in xz Utils, a widely-used data compression utility found in many major Linux distributions.