In recent years, children’s smart watches have gained popularity among parents due to their features such as telling time, making calls, and location tracking. Most parents purchase these watches for their children to gain a sense of security. However, can such a watch truly provide safety for children? Although children’s smart watches enable instant communication … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow ↑↑↑↑↑ Recently, CCTV revealed how an ordinary desk lamp can “eavesdrop” and steal confidential and personal privacy without your knowledge, highlighting the pervasive danger of information theft. With ordinary furniture posing such hidden risks, the potential for information leakage from smart furniture directly connected to the internet is … Read more
In recent years, smart home technology has gradually become popular. However, if smart home products collect sensitive data that leaks and is exploited by criminals, it could threaten personal property and even personal safety. What security risks currently exist in smart homes? What are the technical principles behind them? How can we prevent smart homes … Read more
Shake Network Technology NewsClick on the right to follow for the latest technology news!In the open-source community, Linus Torvalds’ outbursts always seem to trigger a wave of “mini earthquakes”. Recently, this father of Linux has once again fired back — this time, targeting a long-standing issue in filesystem development: case insensitivity (i.e., not distinguishing between … Read more
Nowadays, public places such as airports, train stations, and shopping malls commonly offer free Wi-Fi services, allowing users to easily connect to the internet and enjoy a convenient online experience. However, this convenience hides significant security risks that cannot be ignored. It is important to note that if these open networks are exploited by malicious … Read more
Linus Torvalds, the “Father of Linux”, has once again expressed his frustration by publishing a lengthy post on the Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML), harshly criticizing the case-insensitive feature in file systems. Link to the full post: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAHk-=wjajMJyoTv2KZdpVRoPn0LFZ94Loci37WLVXmMxDbLOjg@mail.gmail.com/ He explicitly stated that this design is a “huge mistake”, and that file system developers have never … Read more
Linus Torvalds, the “Father of Linux,” has once again expressed his frustration in a lengthy post on the Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML), harshly criticizing the case-insensitive feature in file systems. He explicitly stated that this design is a “huge mistake” and that file system developers have never learned from past errors. The core issue … Read more
The previous article in this series discussed the “Necessity Analysis of Quantum Communication Engineering.” It inferred, through the introduction of two important papers and an analysis of the latest advancements in quantum computing, that public key cryptography will remain sufficiently secure for a considerable period in the future. Therefore, hastily promoting “quantum communication” engineering projects … Read more
Introduction Since the advent of server virtualization technologies like VMware, the efficiency, operational flexibility, and economic benefits of building enterprise data centers have greatly improved. Looking back a decade ago, when we wanted to deploy a new system, we first needed to apply for the purchase of a server. After it arrived, we had to … Read more
Abstract: The application of NB-IoT in the Internet of Things is becoming increasingly widespread. However, due to characteristics such as massive access, low terminal computing power, and a variety of services, NB-IoT IoT systems face numerous security issues. This article first analyzes the system architecture of NB-IoT IoT systems, dissecting the security risks faced at … Read more