Lib0xc is a set of C standard library-adjacent APIs designed to provide safer systems programming. The library aims to reduce the risk of common errors and vulnerabilities associated with systems programming, such as buffer overflows and null pointer dereferences. Lib0xc is intended to be used in conjunction with the C standard library, providing a more secure and reliable alternative to traditional systems programming practices.
Credit cards are vulnerable to brute force kind attacks despite industry standards such as PCI DSS, which regulate the storage and display of sensitive banking data. Even when cards are saved on ecommerce websites that follow PCI DSS, they can still be stolen or derived. This vulnerability arises from the fact that PCI DSS only sets bare minimum security measures, which are often not fully implemented by companies due to the complexity and cost of certification. As a result, sensitive data such as card verification codes and PINs can still be accessed by attackers. A personal experience of the author highlights the issue, where a virtual credit card with 2FA enabled was still compromised despite being used only in well-known merchants.
A piece of a SpaceX rocket is expected to unintentionally land on the Moon, according to an astronomy software developer. The debris is traveling faster than the speed of sound and is likely to impact the lunar surface.
The city of Dunwoody, Georgia, has renewed its contract with Flock, a surveillance company, despite residents' concerns over the company's access to cameras in a children's gymnastics room. The city learned that Flock had accessed the cameras as part of a sales pitch demo.
Autodesk Fusion 360 users now have access to a new AI-powered copilot called Adam Fusion. This tool integrates with the popular CAD software to provide users with real-time design suggestions and improvements. Adam Fusion uses machine learning algorithms to analyze the user's design and offer suggestions for optimization, including improvements to performance, aesthetics, and functionality. The tool is designed to work seamlessly with Fusion 360, allowing users to access its features and functionality directly within the software.
The Apocalypse Early Warning System is a local dashboard designed to monitor tracked-aircraft anomaly signals over a rolling 24-hour window. The system appears to be a web-based application that utilizes preloading techniques to optimize performance. The code snippet provided suggests that the system is built using modern web technologies, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and may be utilizing a framework such as Vite.