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Trashing legacy software is fun. It creates camaraderie.
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Trashing legacy software is fun. It creates camaraderie.
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I’ve played the first few hours of Cyberpunk 2077 on the Xbox Series S, and so far it’s...fine! Night City, the sun-drenched and acid-bleached futuristic metropolis, looks gorgeously dystopian on my 4K TV. I’ve only noticed one performance dip, one animation bug, and one instance of missing textures. Of course, things could get much worse the longer I play; the game is buggy, after all. Still, I don’t feel the need to wait for next year’s next-gen optimization. Surprised? I am. Although technically a next-gen console, the Xbox Series S is so relatively weak that it officially doesnâ...
This is largely left with the private sector to deal with and relied on old legacy software that makes it easier for some of these attacks to happen. so in some cases when you talk to some of the targets, they don't know they have been compromised. hopefully we hope that in many cases when the government sees evidence of picks up evidence that russians are inside the systems, they tip off these companies as soon as possible but there is definitely some instances out there you have a situation where a power plant or critical infrastructure provider or oil and pipeline operator has been compromi...
Identifying it will allow power plant operators to stop hackers from potentially doing this or are they essentially helpless and tonight in russian hackers wanted to, they could shut these things down? >> it's a great question. i think at this point part of the reason they came out with this is to tell power plant operators, hey, look for this on your system because it's happening and it's real. the separate question is whether they can defend against it. there it's just not clear. unfortunately when you look at the critical infrastructure in the united states, first of all, most it have is co...