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In most modern programming environments, the main function is the entry point of the program, as dictated by the operating system or runtime environment. However, in assembly language, the situation is different because it runs directly on the hardware without the support of an operating system or high-level runtime environment. Assembly language programs typically start … Read more
Keywords:DOS Assembly Language INT 21H In the DOS era, we programmed using assembly language, and through the interrupt int 21H, we could perform almost all operations. That level of control over computer hardware was very fulfilling. In the WINDOWS era, assembly language has become increasingly distant from us. I have seen many introductions to assembly … Read more
This article is a featured article from the Kanxue Forum. Author of the Kanxue ForumID: Jimu Chutianshu 1. Vulnerability Information 1. Vulnerability Overview CVE-2020-12351 is a Bluetooth security vulnerability found by Google security researchers in the Linux kernel. The vulnerability is located in net/bluetooth/l2cap_core.c and is a heap-based type confusion vulnerability. An attacker can trigger … Read more
Assembly Language, for those who have never delved deeply into it, can be incredibly arcane. Since our computers are developed based on assembly language, understanding this content will greatly help us clarify how the CPU works. The X86 computer is fully backward compatible with the IBM PC – from the top level of the system … Read more
Recently, Professor Koen Raemdonck’s team at the University of Ghent, Belgium published a research paper titled “A lipid nanoparticle platform for mRNA delivery through repurposing of cationic amphiphilic drugs” in The Journal of Controlled Release, Volume 350, 2022. The team utilized various cationic amphiphilic drugs as structural and functional components to prepare lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) … Read more