In September, we broke down the 86Box v5.0 release, timed for the 30th anniversary of Windows 95 retail launch, and promised to show you something else. What is it that we promised? And why did...
What's missing from C++—and how do developers fill the gaps? The author explores ideas and examples that show how the language could go even further. Let's explore them in this...
Your code accepts external data? Congratulations, and welcome to the minefield! Any unchecked user input can lead to a vulnerability, and manually finding all the "tripwires" in a large project...
C# 14 is almost here, so it's time for our annual feature overview. This year brought fewer changes than the last. Some might consider them minor, but is it really so? Let's take a closer...
Graphic design work requires specialized tools—graphic editors. But what if the editor crashes during a critical task due to bugs? Let's use a static analyzer to search for potential errors...
I think you're becoming tired of vibe-coding topics. But don't worry, my goal isn't to talk about new groundbreaking achievements that change the world, blah-blah-blah... I find it more...
Early morning. Fog blankets the mountain ranges. Wake up, Gordon. It's time for us to go straight into the heart of darkness to free this world of the slumbering evil. Yes, and don't forget...
In this article, we'll explain what gadget chains are and look at examples (with schemas) of how careless deserialization with native Java mechanisms can lead to remote code...
Files is a third-party file manager for Windows. Its goal is to become the best open-source OS file manager maintained by the community. In this article, we break down some bugs in Files source...
