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In Kazakhstan, several major providers have implemented HTTPS traffic interception.

Posted on 31.10.2019

In accordance with the amendments to the law 'On Communications' in Kazakhstan that have been in effect since 2016, many Kazakh providers, including Kcell, Beeline, Tele2, and Altel, have today implemented systems to intercept clients' HTTPS traffic by substituting the originally used certificate. Initially, the interception system was planned to be implemented in 2016, but this operation has been constantly delayed, and the law has already become […]

Long live the king: the brutal world of hierarchy in a pack of stray dogs

Posted on 31.10.2019

In large groups of people, a leader always emerges, whether consciously or not. The distribution of power from the highest to the lowest levels of the hierarchical pyramid has several advantages for the group as a whole and for individual members. After all, order is always better than chaos, right? For thousands of years, humanity has implemented a power hierarchy in various civilizations in diverse ways […]

Basics of Transparent Proxying with 3proxy and iptables/netfilter or How to 'Route Everything Through a Proxy'

Posted on 31.10.2019

This article aims to explore the possibilities of transparent proxying, which allows for the seamless redirection of all or part of the traffic through external proxy servers without clients noticing. When I began to tackle this task, I encountered a significant issue with implementation — the HTTPS protocol. In the good old days, there weren't many problems with transparent proxying of HTTP, […]

Digital Shadows competently helps reduce digital risks

Posted on 31.10.2019

You may be familiar with OSINT and have used the Shodan search engine, or you might already be using a Threat Intelligence Platform to prioritize IOCs from various feeds. However, sometimes it is necessary to constantly view your company from an outside perspective and receive assistance in addressing identified incidents. Digital Shadows allows you to monitor your company's digital assets, and its analytics provide actionable insights. Essentially […]

The P4 Programming Language

Posted on 31.10.2019

P4 is a programming language designed for programming packet routing rules. Unlike general-purpose languages like C or Python, P4 is a domain-specific language with a number of constructs optimized for network routing. P4 is an open-source language licensed and supported by a non-profit organization called the P4 Language Consortium. It is also supported by […]

Chicago-style heist: 75 Car2Go 'Mercedes' cars were stolen in one day

Posted on 31.10.2019

Monday, April 15, was supposed to be an ordinary day for the Car2Go car-sharing service employees in Chicago. Throughout the day, there was a surge in demand for luxury class Mercedes-Benz vehicles. The rental duration of these vehicles significantly exceeded the average trip length in Car2Go, and many cars were not returned at all. At the same time, dozens of cars belonging to […]

Microsoft has unveiled a secure voting system called ElectionGuard

Posted on 31.10.2019

Microsoft aims to demonstrate that its election security system is not just a theory. Developers have introduced the first voting system utilizing ElectionGuard technology, which is designed to enable easier and more reliable voting. The hardware components of the system include a Surface tablet, a printer, and an adaptive Xbox controller to make voting more accessible to everyone […]

The game Not Tonight, similar to Papers, Please, will soon be ported to Nintendo Switch

Posted on 31.10.2019

Developers from PanicBarn and publisher No More Robots have announced that Not Tonight will be ported to Nintendo Switch by the end of the year. The game, reminiscent of Papers, Please in gameplay, will feature the subtitle Take Back Control Edition on the new platform. The project is set in an alternative United Kingdom where Brexit has already occurred and far-right representatives have come to power. […]

In Chrome 76, a loophole for detecting incognito mode viewing will be blocked.

Posted on 31.10.2019

Google has announced a change in the behavior of incognito mode in Chrome 76, scheduled for release on July 30. Specifically, it will block the ability to exploit a loophole in the FileSystem API that allowed web applications to determine if a user was in incognito mode. Previously, while in incognito mode, the browser restricted access to the FileSystem API to prevent […]

Firefox update 68.0.1

Posted on 31.10.2019

A corrective update Firefox 68.0.1 has been released, addressing several issues: The builds for macOS are signed with an Apple key, allowing their use in beta releases of macOS 10.15; The problem with the missing fullscreen button while watching video in fullscreen mode on HBO GO has been resolved; An error that caused incorrect messages for certain locales during requests using […]

Release of Oracle Linux 8

Posted on 31.10.2019

Oracle has released Oracle Linux 8, based on the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 package base. The build is shipped by default with the standard package using the kernel from Red Hat Enterprise Linux (based on kernel 4.18). The Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel specific to Oracle Linux 8 is still under development. Beta releases of Oracle […]

ZuriHac: practicing functional programming

Posted on 31.10.2019

In June of this year, the small Swiss town of Rapperswil hosted the ZuriHac event for the tenth time. This time, over five hundred Haskell enthusiasts, from newcomers to the language's founding fathers, gathered. Although the organizers refer to this event as a hackathon, it is not a conference or hackathon in the traditional sense. Its format differs from traditional […]

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