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Human Cells Outperform Quantum Computers. The researchers detected evidence of quantum superradiance within human cells. This phenomenon allows cells to process data billions of times faster than classical biochemical methods, even without a brain.
https://unionrayo.com/en/human-body-outperforms-quantum-computers/
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Intel's Trusted Execution Technology enables a dynamic root of trust, allowing for on-the-fly verification of system components rather than relying on trusting all components from the start of the boot process. Microsoft code triggers measurement of all components into the TPM. The system compares these measurements to ensure the integrity of the hypervisor, kernel, and critical binaries. This prevents attackers with UEFI exploits from persisting during early boot.
"CSI" stands for "Channel State Information". The movement of fingers on a keyboard or touchscreen can create subtle variations in the Wi-Fi signal, which can be detected by nearby devices. This vulnerability has led to the development of new attack methods, such as WindTalker, which can be used to steal sensitive information from smartphones.
Solved! Onboard crushing issue in Ubuntu!
Just go to menu > preferences > onboard settings > keyboard > advanced > change "input event source" from Xinput to GTK.
The video discusses video-based keystroke inference attack using a camera phone, with no pretraining, no keyboard knowledge, no local sensors, and no side-channels. The attack is based on a deep learning model that can analyze the subtle movements of a person's fingers and wrists to predict what keys they are pressing. The attack is effective even when the video is low-resolution or blurry. The attack could be used to steal passwords, credit card numbers.
The researchers found that an attacker can infer a user's keystrokes by observing their avatar's hand movements in VR, even when the movements are noisy and inaccurate. By using a transformer-based architecture, the researchers were able to train accurate models for each task, even with limited training data.
This video is about a new keystroke inference attack that uses the video feed of an online video call. The attack is able to predict what a person is typing by analyzing the small movements of their arms and shoulders. #cybersecurity
