Security analytics firm Mandiant recently uncovered a "never-before-seen" attack chain that used Base 64 encoding on at least two different websites to deliver the second-stage payload of ...

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G-code is effective, easily edited, and nearly ubiquitous when it comes to anything CNC. The format has many strengths, but space efficiency isn’t one of them. In fact, when it comes to 3D pr… ...

Indeed, Turing was able to show how to represent both code and data using only ones and zeros — so-called binary strings. This groundbreaking insight makes modern computers possible.

Computer hacker silhouette. Green binary code background. Bill Hinton/Getty. This chart sparked a debate among Redditors regarding the security of their passwords, as per the chart.