佛跳墙下载破解

佛跳墙下载破解

Bluetooth Reconnection Flaw Could Lead to Spoofing Attacks

Professors Xu, Bianchi, Tian and researchers at Purdue Computer Science recently discovered a vulnerability that affects many IoT devices running Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). The research centers around the routine reconnection process of BLE devices. The researchers conclude that their discovery implies that this vulnerability can potentially affect more than 1 billion BLE devices and 16,000 BLE apps.

Augmented reality tool shown to help surgeons remotely guide first responders in battlefield-like scenarios

A joint study with the School of Industrial Engineering and the Department of Computer Science with Professor Voicu Popescu and PhD students Daniel Andersen and Chengyuan Lin is the first to show medics successfully performing surgery in life-like simulations of these war zones by receiving guidance from surgeons through an augmented reality headset.

Professor Celik and fellow researchers find vulnerabilities in Traffic Collision Avoidance Systems

In their paper distributed through ArXiv, "On the Feasibility of Exploiting Traffic Collision Avoidance System Vulnerabilities," the cybersecurity researchers found TCAS is vulnerable to spoofing, at least in a laboratory setting. Story via The Register.

Pandemic Adaptive Supply Chains: A Future-Proof Approach

A cyber-physical ledger infrastructure for the entire supply chain can be developed to record operations on each artifact and maintain its digital passport. With the advent of digital, machine, and expertise inventories, we can create, upgrade, and sustain flexible factory manufacturing operations to efficiently, effectively, and rapidly scale-up production.

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