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Mind the Google/Apple Protocol: Security & Privacy Risks of Contact Tracing Apps
Germany's Covid-19 expert: 'For many, I'm the evil guy crippling the economy'
Sustainable Car Community Funding Campaign - Target: 50 Million Euros
Learning Wi-Fi Connection Loss Predictions for Seamless Handovers
NN-SVG: Publication-Ready Neural Network Architecture Schematics
DTN7: Disruption-Tolerant Networking Implementation in Go
DTN7: An Open-Source Disruption-Tolerant Networking Implementation of BP7
Show HN: Pimod – Reconfigure Raspberry Pi Images with Docker-Like Configuration
One Billion Apples’ Secret Sauce: Recipe for Apple Wireless Direct Link Protocol
Ask HN: Did I catch a cold from eating unwashed fruit?
Recently I caught a cold in presumably an amazingly short period of time (~6h). From prior infections I had the experience to have 24 to 48 hours "left" being a bit ill, before being forced to stay in bed. Observing my disease I asked myself what went different this time. In general I don't get ill too easy. Morning: got to work as usual feeling reasonably well 12pm: ate some sushi bought...
Re:Operating Broadcom Wi-Fi Chips as Arbitrary Signal Transmitters, Li...
on Thursday March 15, 2018 @03:37AM (#16591025)
I think this only shows the insanity of FCCs statement, as the Broadcom firmware _is_ locked down and got hacked either way. If somebody wanted to transmit arbitrarily on this bands he or she could just use regular SDRs.
Re:Key iPhone Source Code Gets Posted Online
on Thursday February 08, 2018 @04:15AM (#16331061)
Although there's FBI written, that def just invokes calls of profile() which is probably to profile the certain parts of the bootloader. I doubt that being a backdoor, only clue would be the name, and that would be rather easily hidable.