Log4J, the Apache flaw that even brings down Minecraft

2021-12-16 21:55:00

It is with Aurélien and Sébastien that we spend some time this week. On the menu for this 332nd episode is a major security breach that potentially allows hackers to remotely abuse the rights of web servers (we will see that the implications are multiple). Autonomous driving is taking a leap forward in Germany and Mercedes-Benz is behind it. The manufacturer Oppo announces assisted reality glasses. We will have to deal with this new way of seeing. Also new, this new way of implanting the transistors proposed by IBM and Samsung. We also talk regarding Linux, GDPR, quantum computing and realistic robots. Welcome and thank you in advance for subscribing to Technos, thank you also for sharing our content in your networks.

A for Year of Linux (00:02:14)

2021, finally the year of the Linux desktop? Linux is slowly imposing itself on the desktop market. (source)

D like Daimler (00:08:31)

Daimler homologue son Drive Pilot. Daimler homologue son Drive Pilot. (source)

G like GrinDPR (00:16:29)

$7M fine for an app that did not comply with the GDPR. Grindr fined $7.1 million for GDPR concerns. (source)

I for Quantum Computing (00:24:23)

Where are we in quantum computing? Qbit advances and opportunities. (source)

O like Oppo (00:32:55)

Oppo announces its Air Glass. Air Glass, Oppo’s assisted reality glasses. (source)

R for Robots (00:37:10)

Ameca, a very realistic robot. Ameca’s face more real than life! (source, source)

S for Security (00:44:53)

Log4J, the flaw that shakes the web. Log4J, the Apache flaw that even brings down Minecraft. (source, source)

T for Transistors (00:56:03)

A “forest” of transistors in future chips. A new way to implant transistros. (source, source)

U like USB (01:03:32)

USB over network, with 27 flaws as a bonus. Major flaws on USB for cloud services. (source)
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