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It just scans a device and detects malware (and obfuscation techniques) with 99.82% accuracy.

Raspberry Pi can now work as a malware detection system and help detect malware using electromagnetic waves, researchers have discovered.

Instead, the team -- comprised of four members -- is taking advantage of electromagnetic pulses to detect harmful software; even when the target is obfuscated. Their approach...

Raspberry Pi Can Now Be Used to Detect Malware Using Electromagnetic Waves : Rashtra News #Raspberry #Detect #Malware #Electromagnetic #Waves Raspberry Pi — the single-board computer that is popular for powering DIY projects — can now help detect malware using electromagnetic waves, a group of researchers has discovered. The newly developed system is claimed to enable […]

A Raspberry Pi, trained using malware activity, was able to predict an ongoing attack by monitoring specific electromagnetic waves. This detection system is independent of the potential targets.

It just scans a device and detects malware (and obfuscation techniques) with 99.82% accuracy.

Between transparency and confidentiality, is electronic voting viable? April 27, 2021CNRS In France, where the first lockdown was imposed immediately following the initial round of the 2020 municipal elections, the Covid-19 pandemic has brought remote electronic voting back to the forefront. Stéphanie Delaune and Véronique Cortier, specialists in cryptographic issues, shed light on the scientific approach to e-voting. What is electronic voting and how is it used in the world? Stéphanie Delau...