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😅It was an intense but fruitful 3 days as part of the EXTRACT internal hackathon Consortium members fcoused on ✔️EXTRACT platform development, ✔️ tooling deployments related to the PER case ✔️TASKA-related deployments ➕key tech : COMPSs, Urban #DigitalTwin, #Simulation , monitoring &scheduling #security https://ow.ly/yRa450Sp19Z #computecontinuum #extreme #data

Just completed the "OpenWire" challenge on CyberDefenders, leveling up my Wireshark and Network Forensic skills. Detailed documentation of my journey through each question is now on my GitHub https://lnkd.in/dbJnsug5. Kindly check it out. Ready for the challenge? Dive in, explore, and level up your skills on CyberDefender via https://lnkd.in/d7nbD2rQ #CyberDefenders #OpenWireChallenge #WiresharkMastery

On behalf of the WebZero team, we're thrilled to announce The Blockspace Symmetry: a 3-day hackathon in collaboration with the Web3 Foundation, during the Web3Summit geared to incubate ideas that push the boundaries of innovation to benefit the whole of web3. WHEN? 10 AM August 19- 10PM 21 WHERE? The Kultursaal of the historic “Funkhaus” in East Berlin, Germany This will be the first hackathon of its kind hosted in Berlin that brings together builders across all web3 protocols and ecosystems with the mission to create together. Stay tuned for the protocols and partners we'll be collaborating with. Expect multi-chain. No maximalism. No tribalism. Just open source hacking and collaboration, hopefully creating a ripple effect of value created. 👉 Applications for hackers just opened, please share around and join us on our mission to bringing hackers from all ecosystems together: https://lnkd.in/e7k_J4kq A fully-functional and user-friendly, decentralized web can only be achieved when we find symmetry—without sacrificing our ideals. [...] The symmetry lies in a balance of opposites and tensions in ideals, a harmony between opposing forces. Take a chance to ignite your hacker spirit and find the balance. 💻👾

On fear. Last weekend at the NUS Hackers Hack n Roll hackathon, we had a choice: follow the well trodden path of software or go down the path of hardware. As a team comprising of students who had worked on several software projects, we knew we would make something but our hardware idea was really interesting and not choosing that seemed wrong, despite the fact that we would likely fail. In the end our hearts knew what we wanted and so we chose the hardware idea. The fear of failing was strong but we knew that it was the action that mattered and not the fruits of that action. With this in mind, we began to work on LookOut: A second pair of eyes for the visually impaired. We realised that today's technology could enable visually impaired people to become more independent and what was lacking was a device specifically designed for their needs. So we developed a pendent-like device which users can simply activate by pressing a button. Users converse in natural language and ask a question about their surroundings which a camera on board the device captures. And finally, using AI the user receives an answer to their question via voice through earphones. Our vision is simple: just like the cane was invented a hundred years ago to support the visually impaired, devices like ours will enable them to be independent in the future. We are super stoked about this and are dedicated to building the future. The 24 hour process of building was not only hard, but it was downright crushing. We pivoted from several different ideas and multiple device types and landed upon a working prototype which the community at NUS hackers quite enjoyed. This has been a truly rewarding experience and I am so glad that we acknowledged what was holding us back from choosing this idea and instead looked it in the eye: fear. Shrivardhan Goenka Yajat Gulati Sparsh . 🫡 Check out our demo below. We've also open sourced the code: https://lnkd.in/gx2fM9VD https://lnkd.in/gifDHxC4

Learn how to create a Weather Bot for Telegram from Scratch in this three-part video by Robm! https://buff.ly/4eQWmDa #n8n #lowcode #telegram

Today's topics: -Setting up Keycloak SSO with Docker -Research on cracked passwords -Weightlifting and cancer recovery -BuildZoom job openings -VPN hardware issue at a retailer -Textualize/toolong terminal application -2023 Classic Tetris World Championship -Working at GitLab insights -Understanding data egress costs -Information advantage in creative businesses #hackernews

From our Amplitude engineering handbook: "One of the best ways to derive ideas for new features and products is to observe how your most sophisticated users are hacking your product to achieve those use cases." I've repeatedly observed that founders who have found product market fit often use Amplitude's public links feature to showcase their user metrics to VCs... and early stage investors love to see product data sent to them as part of diligence. If you're a founder or operator in my network and have used Amplitude as part of your fundraising process - DM me, I'd love to learn more!

What better way to start the year than listening to a podcast featuring our very own Domingo Guerra. 🤩🎧 Dive into discussions on secure and easy identity verification tailored to evolving user needs. 🔒 #incode #kyc #biometrics

Fast, secure, and frictionless... we're talking about the future of identity!⚡🔑 Join JP Nicols and Domingo Guerra of Incode Technologies for this episode as they discuss the latest innovations in verifying identity with user expectations continuing to grow. ▶️ https://bit.ly/3THfTy2

Exploring the attack on a vulnerable Apache ActiveMQ service (CVE-2023-46604). This enables remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands, exploiting the deserialization vulnerability in ActiveMQ's OpenWire protocol. Another fun lab from CyberDefenders #cyberdefenders #networkforensics #wireshark #openwire #apache