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How to Reverse Engineer a Proprietary File Format: A Brief Guide with Practical Examples
Learn when you need to reverse engineer a proprietary file format. Explore three examples of how you can reverse engineer closed file formats.
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How to Reverse Engineer an Undocumented macOS API to Use It in a Swift Project
Try reversing a macOS API to see how reverse engineering can help you integrate an undocumented API into a Swift project.
Using Data Mining Techniques in Cybersecurity Solutions
We discuss the pros and cons of using data mining in cybersecurity, key techniques you can apply, and five use cases for implementing data mining.
2 Ways to Implement Atomic Database Transactions in a Microservice-based Solution
Explore the problem of atomicity in microservice-based solutions and learn two ways to keep database transactions atomic based on a practical example...
How We Scaled API Performance in a High-Load System and Avoided CPU Overload
Learn how to scale API performance in a high-load system and troubleshoot possible issues.
Handling OS Shutdown Events with WinAPI
Learn ways to make ways to make a console application, GUI application, and Windows service detect OS shutdown events.
How to Effectively Compress Images with Keras (with Practical Examples)
Learn how to effectively compress data using AI methods and the Keras framework. See an example of image compression using deep learning models.
Starting a New AI Project: 12 Questions to Assess If You’re Ready
Get expert advice on how to start a new AI project and what risks to assess before building your own artificial intelligence product.
Introduction to DevSecOps with AWS: How to Integrate Security into DevOps
Discover how DevSecOps works, what implementation pitfalls to avoid and best practices to follow, and which AWS services to include in your CI/CD pipe...
Microservices and Container Security: 11 Best Practices
Explore the security challenges of containers and microservices and learn 11 best practices to overcome them.
