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Using the Volatility Framework for Analyzing Physical Memory Dumps
Learn how to analyze physical memory dumps using the Volatility Framework in order to gather diagnostic data and detect issues.
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Increasing the Security of Your Encryption with Entropy as a Service (EaaS)
How can developers increase the security of their encryption to protect user data? Entropy as a Service can be a good answer and here’s why.
Dash vs PIVX: Which Should You Fork to Start Your Own Cryptocurrency?
Dash vs PIVX: explore our comparison to choose which cryptocurrency to fork. Get expert tips on creating unique and functional crypto coins.
Developing Smart Contracts for Creating and Selling NFT Images
How to create smart contracts for NFT images: we share our experience writing smart contracts to securely sell NFTs via our client’s website and Ope...
How to Use Apache JMeter for Web Application Performance Testing
Learn the basics of performance testing using JMeter, along with steps for creating and running web application QA tests with Apache JMeter in Java.
Software Licensing with Blockchain: EOS Network for Application Licensing
Software licensing with blockchain: learn how can you benefit from using EOS smart contracts for software licensing.
How to Use Pywinauto for Windows GUI Testing Automation: Complete Tutorial
Learn how to use Pywinauto and Python to efficiently automate GUI testing for Windows apps.
Heap Spraying Technique: How to Protect Your Application from the Heap Spray Attacks
Learn what the heap spraying technique is and how to detect and prevent heap spraying attacks. Secure your application with our concise but informativ...
Blockchain-based Crowdfunding for Automotive: How It Works, How to Implement It, and Whether It’s Worthwhile
Learn how to build a blockchain-based crowdfunding service to gather investments for carsharing.
Monitoring Processes in User Mode with the Linux Audit Daemon
Learn three ways of process monitoring in Linux processes and master doing so with the audit daemon.
