Hacking Map Track

[Juliano Nichols]

Assumingthat I've tried my best to write secure code: database isn't easy for sql injection, output is filtered from xss, and other. The next question is how do I track that someone has tried to hack a website. What can a developer do that doesn't involve them reading through logs of every URL request that came to their website? (not that I even know how to do that).

Try get from logs (eg. apache) logs to your website, group them to groups with contains same records (queries) but from different IP addresses, and get this list with ordering by count accidents ascending, then you get unexpected queries to your website then you have easily manual get view on this and get find some try of attacks.

you can never track an attack that's passed your security because it just done just that,best practice would be make sure the data send is actually the kind of data it's suppose to be(numers beeing nr etc) and everything out of the ordniary gets saved to a txt/database or whatever you find fitf

Born out of wanting the best out of my own GTI Clubsport on and off the track. This collection of parts aims to provide a curated approach to modifying your car. I try to only sell parts that I have used myself or trust in terms of quality and results.

This deep-sea robot, the ROV Ventana operated by Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, in June attached the instrument (lower right) to the Internet-connected observatory at the bottom of Monterey Bay.MBARI/University of Washington

Their approach uses existing water-pressure sensors to cheaply measure gradual swelling of the seafloor over months to years. If successful, the innovative hack could provide new insight into motion along the Cascadia Subduction Zone and similar faults off Mexico, Chile and Japan. The data could provide clues about what types of earthquakes and tsunamis each fault can generate, where and how often.

But an engineering quirk prevents the sensors from measuring the gradual ground motions that build up pressure along earthquake faults. The instruments can measure seafloor pressure, or the weight of water above the sensor, to an extremely precise fraction of a millimeter. But the readings lose accuracy over time, and the error is proportional to the quantity measured. On the ocean floor, where pressures are tens to hundreds of times that on the surface, the readings can change by 10 centimeters (3 inches) per year. In between major earthquakes, this is much more than the seafloor might shift up or down due to tectonic forces.

Paros proposed an idea that would instead calibrate the pressure sensor against the air pressure inside the metal case that houses the instrument, which is roughly one atmosphere. This would allow existing pressure sensors to autonomously track small bulges and slumps on the seafloor.

Last year engineers at the UW Applied Physics Laboratory modified an existing Paros pressure sensor. The sensitive quartz crystal that measures the seafloor pressure can now be connected to measure pressure inside its titanium instrument case, with a known pressure and another barometer to check the value. The prototype instrument was attached in mid-June to the Monterey Accelerated Research System, a cabled seafloor observatory that lets researchers communicate directly with the instrument.

Those areas include the Cascadia Subduction Zone, the fault that could unleash the Really Big One at any time on the Pacific Northwest. Geologists studying the small rise and fall of this section of seafloor, around 1 centimeter per year, have instead been forced to develop complicated workarounds.

From her Seattle office, Manalang now communicates with the prototype sensor in Monterey and flips the crystal about once each weekday to recalibrate it against the instrument housing pressure. She will flip it less often as the test continues, while remotely monitoring the change in pressure readings.

If the method proves reliable, future pressure sensors could be programmed to pivot periodically on their own and gather observations over months or years. Precise long-term measurements of water pressure could not only help seismologists, but also researchers who study how sea level changes over decades.

Today and yesterday i was scrolling through the internet and a message pops it. It says a hacker is tracking me and immediate action is required. It popped up two times in two days, can this mean my phone is hacked or has a virus? Please help. Thanks

1- Hobbyist, so I make my own board and the minimum I can do is 0.5mm track 0.5mm clearance. I can do 0.2 but shorts are a plenty.

2- I use IC sockets which have parallel pins through out its length so on a 0.5mm track between pads/pins I have at least 0.6mm clearance either side to the IC sockets pin, obviously the pad is not shown for that side.

Disable DRC check should work. Nope, see screenshot.

But the interactive router only updates its settings when you open this tool.

To my knowledge IB automatically comes every time I press X to do a track. Can you switch it off and do a track?

So if you are in interactive router do the following:

By the way could you share the footprint you made, so that we can play around with it?

Standard Footprint: (Housings_DIP:DIP-14_W7.62mm_LongPads ) Only alteration is whilst on the board it has some pads to show/not show on a layer.

Why not edit the pads you want to connect and specify that they are part of Net-(P15-Pad1) ? Then the DRC should not complain anymore. If those pads are part of a footprint and are electrically connected to another pad, you can give the pads the same ID.

He does not want to connect to this pads. He wants to put a track in between two pads where he normally can not put a trace.

To get enough space on this one copper layer he removed the copper of the offending pads on this layer.

(Done by Setting pad properties as Copper on F.Cu or B.Cu instead of all cooper layers)

Pen Test Partners (PTP), a penetration testing and security services firm, demonstrated a number of methods for hacking into the satcom systems of ships, which can allow bad actors access to shipboard systems and wreak potential havoc for the vessels and the shipping industry.

PTP researchers applied expertise in IoT, automotive and SCADA hardware security to a Cobham (Thrane & Thrane) Fleet One satellite terminal and demonstrated various methods of intrusion this week at Infosecurity Europe, as well as published their findings online.

ANOTHER EDIT: poly to poly tracks work, as do poly to mono tracks (eg lead track copied to bass). To avoid glitching on any tracks as mentioned above with the drum tracks make sure you mute all tracks except the two tracks you are copying from & to.

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It is my distinct pleasure to inform you all that there IS quite in fact a way to get back at those naughty hackers gaining admin on your servers and doing whatever else it is these naughty bastards do.

NOTE: My method works off the idea of a 24/7 dedicated server with a steam based installation. I have not tried anything of the sort on a pick-up on play / host machines, but I suspect investigations of similar methods under said circumstances will lead to similar results. Feel free to post additional information to an add-on of what I have posted here.

OKAY so lets begin. My arma 3 server shows that last night about about 2 AM, some rotten asshole gained ADMIN to my server and re-started the mission. Well, you PRICK!! Fine, you think you're safe hiding behind a non-working battle eye ID? Think again!!

So we saw that someone gained admin in our server status window, you know, the window that opens up when you run armaserver.exe. DO NOT CLOSE THIS WINDOW and make note of the exact time the hacker did his dirty deed (if in-game, sometimes the seconds don't matter as much, so just note the hour and minute...)

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