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Backdooring Popular Software
Suppose there is a piece of software that is currently running on
most computer platforms, e.g. phones, laptops, towers, servers, etc.Suppose further that you don't have the source code.Now suppose that a backdoor / virus / malware is pushed out on a
given day to all these devices with the intention of bricking them.Suddenly the internet is down (servers), the power grid is down,
the phone network is down. Everything that runs this software is
dead. Within 24 hours almost all com
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Ask HN: What experimental app are you working on now?
I spent a few years working on an experimental app called "MeetingGlass - Easy long video meetings through virtual frosted glass" (https://meetingglass.com/). I couldn't help but work on it because I love remote work so much.I wonder if anyone here is also working on experimental apps that provide new ways to do things that are maybe ahead of their time or maybe still in the proof-of-concept stage...I'm not talking about demos, prototypes, but relatively compl
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