Joe Biden campaigning during the 2020 election Michael Rubin, 19FortyFive: How Biden’s Jamal Khashoggi Report Could Backfire The Biden administration today fulfilled its pledge to release an unclassified version of a Central Intelligence Agen…
Charges relate to primaries, which were designed to pick best candidates for legislative polls, which were then delayed.
Pen testing and network security is something I used to be interested in 10-15 years ago, but back then I was unsuccessful at learning by Googling “How to hack.” I was recently introduced to HackTheBox and am watching CyberMentor’s videos to learn more about the field.
In a couple weeks I’ll be in a country where getting hardware may be more expensive, so I wanted to consider whether or not I will need new components before I learn more.
These are my specs:
Ryzen 7 2700 3.2
16 GB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER
1TB Hard drive
I’m already planning to get an external hard drive just because 1TB isn’t enough, but should I consider getting more RAM? I’m running Kali in a VM, and am unsure if I’ll be slowed down by the 4GB of RAM I allocated to it. I could bump it up to 8GB, but want to make sure I can use my computer in the background while doing whatever I need to in my Kali VM.
Just wanna make sure I am prepared before I move. I don’t want to needlessly upgrade, but if it may be necessary I’d rather do it now. Any thoughts on if I should upgrade to 32GB of RAM or if there’s anything else I should consider?
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IT asset management company Axonius has raised $100 million in Series D funding, the company told SecurityWeek Sunday. Led by private equity firm Stripes, the latest funding round brings the total amount raised by the New York based company to $195 mi…
China’s security law a key reason that Hong Kong people are leaving the territory to start their lives anew elsewhere.
Variety magazine reports that Netflix has ordered Terminator anime series:
“‘Terminator’ is one of the most iconic sci-fi stories ever created — and has only grown more relevant to our world over time,” said John Derderian, Netflix’s vice president o…
Featurespace introduces Automated Deep Behavioral Networks for the card and payments industry, providing a deeper layer of defense to protect consumers from scams, account takeover, card and payments fraud, which cost an estimated $42 billion in 2020. …
Will Oremus / OneZero :
Twitter Super Follows and Clubhouse portend a shift from algorithmic, scale-focused, low-attention feeds to low-volume, high-attention relationships with users — Products like Clubhouse and Twitter’s &l…
China Appears to Warn India: Push Too Hard and the Lights Could Go Out The New York Times
Hi – I’m thinking about running Ethernet to a handful of rooms in my house, and I just realized that it might also make sense to run a cable for a POE camera as well. Does this make sense? I figured it would cost about the same from a labor perspective to have 2 cables per room instead of 1. Any suggestions? I want to learn more I’m in IT, so I’m comfortable running a server or configuring cameras. If I run 2 or 3 wires to somewhere low on the wall, how hard is it to move one of those wires higher up for a camera later?Thanks!
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