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https://sha-mbles.github.io/

#SHA-1 has been broken for 15 years, so there is no good reason to use this #hash function in modern #security software. Attacks only get better over time, and the goal of the #cryptanalysis effort is to warn users so that they can deprecate algorithms before the attacks get practical. We actually expect our attack to cost just a couple thousand USD in a few years.
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S-M-L-XL Data: Big Data as a New Informational Privacy Paradigm
_Big Data and Privacy: Making Ends Meet 7-10 (Future of Privacy Forum & Center for Internet & Society, Stanford Law School) (2013)_

5 Pages Posted: 16 Aug 2013 Last revised: 18 Mar 2014
Michael Birnhack
Tel Aviv University - Buchmann Faculty of Law

Date Written: August 15, 2013

Keywords: informational privacy, data protection, big data, property in data, data analytics, data warehouse
Kini hadir di google playbook.
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The NetBSD Project is pleased to announce NetBSD 9.1, the first feature and stability update for the netbsd-9 release branch.

Over the last months many changes have been made to the NetBSD 9 stable branch. As a stable branch the release engineering team and the NetBSD developers are conservative with changes to this branch and many users
rely on the binaries from our regular auto-builds for production use.

The new release features (among various other changes) many bug fixes, a few performance enhancements, stability improvements for ZFS and LFS and support for USB security keys in a mode easily usable in Firefox and other applications.

For more details and instructions see the 9.1 announcement at

https://www.NetBSD.org/releases/formal-9/NetBSD-9.1.html
Forwarded from Maaf Merepotkan... 🙏
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Mengenal SSG Bagi Pemula

Baru jadi elemen-elemen grafiknya, maka pembikinan presentasi SSG dinyatakan selesai. Kalaupun nantinya ada perubahan, mungkin hal-hal minor.

🙏🏽

Seharusnya selanjutnya adalah presentasi JAM stack, namun aku belum punya bahan sama sekali, karena aku belum menguasai sama sekali bidang JAM stack ini 🤦🏻‍♂️.

Semoga bermanfaat 🙇🏻‍♂️.
Apache Sqoop moved into the Attic in 2021-06. #Apache #Sqoop mission was the creation and maintenance of software related to Bulk Data Transfer for Apache Hadoop and Structured Datastores.

The website, downloads and issue tracker all remain open, though the issue tracker is read-only. See the website at http://sqoop.apache.org for more information on Sqoop.

As with any project in the Attic - if you should choose to fork Sqoop outside of Apache, please let us know so we can link to your project.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/linus-torvalds-prepares-to-move-the-linux-kernel-to-modern-c/

This isn't as big a transition as it may seem. C89 still has almost universal support. Because any C compiler is backward compatible with earlier versions, you won't have any trouble compiling or running a C89 program. So, a C11 compliant compiler won't have any trouble with any C89 legacy code.

So why bother? The change being made doesn't include useful features that appear in newer versions.

The situation came to Torvald's attention when, in order to patch a potential security problem with the kernel's linked-list primitive speculative-execution functions, another problem was revealed in the patch. While fixing this, Torvalds realized that in C99 the iterator passed to the list-traversal macros must be declared in a scope outside of the loop itself.

Torvalds wrote to the Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML) that "the whole reason this kind of non-speculative bug can happen is that we historically didn't have C99-style 'declare variables in loops." So list_for_each_entry() - and all the other ones - fundamentally always leaks the last HEAD entry out of the loop, simply because we couldn't declare the iterator variable in the loop itself."

The answer? Finally, move from C89 to a newer standard C that makes this kind of problem can't occur. So, "the time had come to look at moving to the C99 standard — it is still over 20 years old, but is at least recent enough to allow block-level variable declarations."
https://github.com/rakyll/hey

hey is a tiny program that sends some load to a web application.

hey was originally called boom and was influenced from Tarek Ziade's tool at tarekziade/boom. Using the same name was a mistake as it resulted in cases where binary name conflicts created confusion. To preserve the name for its original owner, we renamed this project to hey.
https://mariadb.com/resources/blog/using-json-in-mariadb/

You’re likely familiar with MariaDB as your run-of-the-mill relational database. Heck, you may have even used it to create a database, a couple tables, and even executed a few queries. I mean, why not? After all, MariaDB is a rock solid relational database solution, and has been for some time now. But, diving deeper into its capabilities, you’ll quickly discover that it’s more than that.

Much, much more.

One of those capabilities is its ability to handle JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) formatted data, completely free and out-of-the-box. OK, but why is that important? Well, in the context of databases, JSON has often been thought of as something you’d use with NoSQL solutions. And that makes sense as one of the problems the NoSQL Revolution set out to solve was flexibility, or having the ability to create, update and remove data and the structures they’re housed in without having to modify things like those pesky relational schemas.

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https://www.cloudbees.com/blog/unleash-the-power-of-storing-json-in-postgres

An article by Sarah Mei titled "Why you should never use MongoDB" discusses the issues you’ll run into if you try to use a NoSQL database when a relational database would be far superior. An example of this is when data that was thought to be in a silo needs to cross boundaries (what relational DBs are great at). Another example is when you store a user’s name in various places for easy access, but when the user updates their name you’re forced to find all of those places to make sure their information is up to date.

My experience making websites has been in line with this sentiment: Unless your data objects live in complete silos from one another (and you're sure they will be that way for the foreseeable future), you'll probably be better off using a relational database like Postgres.

Up until fairly recently, you had to make that difficult decision up-front when modelling your data: document or relational database? Yes, you could use two separate databases, using each tool for what they’re best at. However, you’d be increasing the complexity of your app and also of your development and server environments.

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https://mindsdb.com/
MindsDB ML-SQL Server enables machine learning workflows for the most powerful databases and data warehouses using SQL.

Developers can quickly add AI capabilities to your applications.
Data Scientists can streamline MLOps by deploying ML models as AI Tables.
Data Analysts can easily make forecasts on complex data (like multivariate time-series with high cardinality) and visualize them in BI tools like Tableau.

Docker: https://hub.docker.com/r/mindsdb/mindsdb
docker pull mindsdb/mindsdb
docker run -p 47334:47334 -p 47335:47335 mindsdb/mindsdb:22.11.4.3
https://www.kali.org/blog/kali-linux-2023-1-release/

Kali Linux 2023.1 Release (Kali Purple & Python Changes)
Today we are releasing Kali 2023.1 (and on our 10th anniversary)! It will be ready for immediate download or updating by the time you have finished reading this post.

Given its our 10th anniversary, we are delighted to announce there are a few special things lined up to help celebrate. Stay tuned for a blog post coming out Wednesday 15th March 2023 12:00:00 UTC/+0 GMT for more information!

The changelog summary since the 2022.4 release from December:
- Kali Purple - The dawn of a new era. Kali is not only Offense, but starting to be defense
- Python Changes - Python 3.11 & PIP changes going forward
- 2023 Theme - Our once a year theme update! This time, what’s old is new again
- Desktop Updates - Xfce 4.18 & KDE Plasma 5.27
- Default Kernel Settings - What makes the Kali kernel different
- New Tools - As always, various new tools added
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