Councillors back Lichfield business calls for reduced speed limit and safety improvements on local road
Councillors back Lichfield business calls for reduced speed limit and safety improvements on local road
مراجعة للهاتف المحمول Samsung Galaxy A51: أفضل مما تتوقع!
@sleepybisexual OFC that makes sense and I'm shure that you would've already gotten yourself a @Raspberry_Pi #Pi0W if that was within budget...
I'd recommend checking out forums like #xdaDevelopers for #HowTos and #CustomROMs on how to get that done with your #A51...
But be cautious and make backups first and don't do it on a device you can't afford to brick...
Unsere #Kripo des #A51 sucht einen Mann, der am 06.03.23 im U-Bahnhof #Samariterstr eine gehbeeinträchtigte Person beleidigt & geschlagen haben soll.
Wer kann Angaben zu dem Mann oder zur Tat machen?
Infos/Bilder: https://www.berlin.de/polizei/polizeimeldungen/2023/pressemitteilung.1356738.php
Hinweise an:
☎️030 4664-551700
^tsm
Cleaning out my desk at work yesterday I re-discovered what must have been one of the most influential works on my understanding of cybersecurity. Written by Prof. Audestad "E-Bombs and E-Grenades: The Vulnerability of the Computerized Society", scientifically describes amongst other things graph theory, distributed systems and supply chains. These are some of the most central issues in cyber security even today. Interestingly all tied to a society perspective.
The professor also took part in development of the GSM A5/1 crypto algorithm, which he was interviewed by the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten about in 2014 [1]. An excerpt from what is likely a vital part of the history about signals intelligence:
According to Audestad, the British were very uninterested in having strong encryption, and after a few years they protested the proposal for the high level of security. - They just wanted to have a key length of 48 bits. We were very surprised. The West Germans protested because they wanted stronger encryption to prevent espionage from East Germany. The compromise was a key length of 64 bits where the last ten bits should be zero, ie an effective key length of 54 bits.[1] https://www.aftenposten.no/norge/i/3MJv/vi-ble-presset-til-aa-svekke-mobilsikkerheten-paa-80-tallet
#audestad #gsm #a51 #graphtheory #scientific #ntnu #hig #throwback #society #distribution #supplychain