«A Booking.com market manager in south-east Asia admitted at a recent industry event that payment delays were caused by the installation of a new payment system. Staff salaries were also affected, she said, explaining it as a risk they had to take.»
It seems like there is a misunderstanding of who is on the taking and receiving end of risks
Heard a story about a developer auditing the code for missiles. He quickly pointed out that there was memory leaks everywhere … turns out that it was intentional, as the missile had its own garbage collection at the end of flight.
Any OOM issues was handled by doubling the expected memory usage during the missiles flight.
I no longer have the details, but the music was just some mp3 files I copied from friends. Buffering may have played a role as I had at some point, I had maxed out the specs memory-wise.
A bartender told me that he had connected the fuel pump to a switch hidden. He lived in a rough neighborhood and his car was an easy target for thieves. More than once he had found his car a hundred or so meters down the road.
Looked at a 6 byte hash today. Modifying the hash or the data attached to it made the API respond with an error saying untrusted input. The data is an encrypted blob and the hash protects it from being tampered with.
My guess is that it’s a truncated md5(secret + data) or hmac. Either way, with a sufficient long a secret, I won’t be able to guess it (offline), and because of the truncation, length extensions also out of the question.
With only 48 bits of entropy, I can’t shake the feeling that there are practical attacks I have not considered.
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ANSWER
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Include examples, code snippets, and technical references from multiple sources.
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I have been played the same thought. If everyone have AIs, and given that it gives you the best course of actions, you would be out-competed if you do not follow its recommendations. Neither you nor the AI knows why, it just gives you the optimal choices. Soon everyone, individuals, organizations and states outsources their free will to the AI
Earth’s diameter is around 13000km, if there is an inner core with a 600 km width, you will find this core around 6000km below your feet, which is more than 1600 km below your feet (as the article correctly stated…)
It seems like there is a misunderstanding of who is on the taking and receiving end of risks