Centry | Panic button for protection against cold boot attacks | Encryption library
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kandi X-RAY | Centry Summary
If you have already installed Centry, please run git pull to update to the latest version. The latest updates make it much more secure against replay attacks. Introduction Centry is a panic button intended to protect users against [Cold Boot Attacks] [Direct Memory Access Attacks] and other live system threats. Centry is most effective when deployed on systems with Full Disk Encryption and without a swap/page file. The panic function can be activated through the GUI or through a network request (through browser, smartphone, etc). Upon recieving the panic instruction, Centry will attempt to remove sensitive keys from memory, securily overwrite the RAM and then force a shutdown. ![screenshot] /screenshot.png) Features * User-friendly GUI interface * When in panic mode, Centry can: * Lock the screen * Unmount all Truecrypt disks and clear the password/keyfile cache * Write zeros to RAM using sdmem (on UNIX-like systems) * Force an ACPI shutdown (equivilent holding down the power button) * Propogate the panic signal to all other nodes in the network * Settings to improve security on ECC-enabled systems * Extensively customizable * Compatable with Linux and Mac OS; with significantly more security in Linux.
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- Setup the settings window
- Update the settings
- Toggle an option
- Start the application
- This function is called when a system is called
- Tell the user to panic
- Broadcast an error message
- Listen to UDP
- Return the hash of the passwd
- Save to csv file
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QUESTION
I'm trying to read export directory of a loaded module. The following program works as a 32-bit binary, but crashes as a 64-bit file.
All pointer is 64bit and I'm not sure the differences here, does anyone know what's wrong?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 21:12A DWORD is 32 bit and not enough for 64 bit. Change it to DWORD_PTR if you need pointer size
QUESTION
i have one important question i started doing project now, and i don't really know what's the difference between centerx and centry, for now I only see that centry is using for top and bottom, and centerx using right and left, can someone explain me more about it? I'm using pygame, if you have more valuable information you can share, I will be greatful :)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 13:33centerx
is the center of the Rect
along the x axis. It's calulated by Rect.x + Rect.w/2
.
Likewise, centery
is the center of the Rect
along the y axis. It's calulated by Rect.y + Rect.h/2
.
So if you have a Rect
with x=100
and y=200
and height=50
and width=50
, centerx
will be 125
and centery will be 225
.
Since you can also set these attributes, it's quite easy to align a Rect
. So if you e.g. want to place a Rect
in the middle of the bottom of the screen, you can so something like:
QUESTION
I have what is just an odd issue with VB.Net and SQLite and an Update procedure
Little background first I wanted to move some data from a Derby DB to the SQLite DB in a VB.Net project
So I had two records int the Netbeans Derby DB project dated Dec-03-2019 and Dec-30-2019
To use the date setting in the VB.Net project I set my computer date and time back to Dec 3 2019
With no records in the VB.Net SQLite DB project I only copy and pasted the TextBox multi line in the Netbeans project into the VB.Net project and saved the data the save worked as it should
Closed all open projects and move on to setting the date and time to Dec 30 2019 and repeted the above process great I now have two legacy Records
With all projects closed I set the computer back to today's date and time
Here is where it gets beyond my comprehension
If I try to update the first record for Dec 3 2019 the update code works
If I try to update the second record for Dec 30 2019 the update FAILS
To be clear if I enter two records for September 2020 and try to update either one the Update code works even with different dates
Why is the second LEGACY record not updating?
You will notice a Global Variable gv_childInt the little MesBox confirms the correct value is being used
UPDATE CODE BELOW with commented out changes I have tried I even did WHERE CID = " & gv_childInt
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-06 at 01:36First, there is way too much going on in a UI event. Try to separate your code into logical methods instead of one large monolith.
You can save indents by combining more than one database object in a single Using block. Just separate with a comma.
I passed the command text and the connection directly to the constructor of the command. You have sort of missed the point of the parameters. The name of the parameter is used directly in the sql update string. I added a parameter for the child ID.
For Sqlite use DbType for the datatype parameter in the .Add method. Intellisense provides the choices available.
QUESTION
I'm using .net core Razor pages, and I'm trying to write a class / function to look up CMS data from database. I can get it work if I put the class into the model.cs of each page, but I really want to just call it from a central class file.
The code that I have that works is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-08 at 11:59In your Startup.cs file, in the ConfigureServices method, you have to register the dependency for EventCMS:
QUESTION
Basically what i want to do is if you press the Button then entries should get a new CEntry. It would be nice if someone could help me out. Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 18:06Views are immutable in SwiftUI. You can only mutate their state, which is done by changing the properties that have a @State
property wrapper:
QUESTION
I have my button and function in GUI as shown below. RUN function calculates X and Y coordinates along with color values and then plots them using matplotlib. Since the calculations and plotting takes time, Tkinter freezes until it's completed. I've seen people using threading but I couldn't really adapt it to my own code. How can I stop Tkinter from freezing?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-26 at 12:22Button
should run function which creates thread
and start it.
If in RUN
you use some values from widgets then you could send them as arguments becaues most GUIs don't like to use widgets in separated threads.
QUESTION
I am creating an app as my homework that takes in customer information and register it using derby database and javafx. Once registered, the new customer will appear on a tableview. I've been trying to add rows to tableview but java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
keeps popping up and I have no idea what is going on. I want to retrieve data from my derby database and show it in a tableview in my app. When you open the app, there is an option to add new customer. When clicked on the option to add new customer, a new window will pop up that asks for the new customer's information. I have made a separate FXML file for the new customer entry window and a separate controller for it (neither are shown here). After entering all of the required information on the customer entry window, you click on the submit button and the entered information will be inserted into the derby database, then the NewCustomerEntryController class will call the "handleNewSubmit" method in the "RetailSystemController" class (shown below). Please see my code below and the exception that pops up.
This is the main class that overrides the start method of javafx and I have set up my driver and URL connection for derby in this class
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-17 at 17:12The NullPointerException
is occurring on the line
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