One of the first public Switch 2 emulators is already running Mario Kart World shockingly well
Nintendo likely isn't happy about this.
We haven't written up this one. XDA Developers has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
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WannaCry: the global ransomware stopped by a $10.69 domain
On Friday, 12 May 2017 , hospital staff across England walked up to their computers and found a red window demanding Bitcoin. Ambulances were diverted. Appointments were cancelled.
- WannaCry ransomware affected over 150 countries on May 12, 2017
- Exploited EternalBlue flaw in outdated Windows SMBv1 protocol
- Marcus Hutchins registered kill switch domain for $10.69 to stop spread
Trojans: the malware you invite in, and how the FBI uninstalled it
The original Trojan Horse did not knock down the walls of Troy. The Trojans pulled it inside themselves , because it looked like a gift.
- Trojans disguise as harmless files/software, tricking users into installing them
- FBI dismantled Emotet network in 2021, then Qakbot in 2023, seizing millions in crypto
- Human trust exploited by trojans, but authorities can neutralize threat with proper tactics
It broke again: a short about the same bug coming back, and the incident note I write now
Episode 2 of our Rozz shorts is about a bug that comes back. Customers got three payment emails for one invoice. Rozz opens the Incidents dashboard, then the incident note, and works through it…
- Customers received duplicate payment emails for a single invoice
- Bug caused by webhook handler being slower than provider's timeout
- Incident note outlines Symptom, Root Cause, Fix, and Prevention
Microsoft's DirectX update could slash ray tracing memory by up to 90 percent
Microsoft detailed Clustered Geometry and a companion feature called Partitioned TLAS on its DirectX developer blog this week, describing the pair as the biggest change to DirectX Raytracing since the…
👻 — Hidden Bids, Trustless Auctions on Stellar
👻 SealBid: The Ghost Auction — Where Every Bid Is Hidden Until It's Time This is my submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 4: Ghost in the Machine .
- SealBid operates on Stellar blockchain using Soroban smart contracts
- Commit-reveal mechanism ensures privacy and trustlessness
- Ghost aspect symbolizes unseen influence in decentralized auctions
Approval fatigue: the rubber stamp is worse than no lock at all
Approval #1 gets careful reading. Approval #12 gets a glance. Approval #25 gets a blind tap. That's not a discipline problem.
- Approval fatigue degrades careful reading into blind tapping
- 30 approvals take 7.5 minutes of decisions, but 90 minutes of refocus
- Better-structured approvals, batch processing, and queue management fix issue