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Turns your POST size, lifetimes, and strings into heap shrapnel. No zero-days, no patches — just API ‘correctness’ as a loaded gun pointed at yourself.

Living Off The Land: Exploiting Memory Safety in libcurl Without Touching Its Source | Geeknik`s Lab

If you spend enough time in the weeds of C code, you’ll notice a peculiar thing about “not a bug” reports: they often are bugs — just bugs ...

Researchers at City University of New York have stored multiple bits of data in diamond defects using different light frequencies, achieving a data density of 25GB per square inch. The technique involves encoding data in the small nitrogen defects in diamond's atomic structure, known as "color centers", allowing for increased storage density. The technology has the potential for high-capacity storage and could be applied to other materials or computing applications requiring high storage capacity.

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Researchers store multiple bits of data in diamond defects by encoding across different light frequencies, achieving a data density of 25GB per square inch

Lab work on the diamond-based storage of tomorrow — with all that implies.