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Started to be written in 2017, SerHack Blog represents a solid but unique point of view in Computer Science field. From cryptocurrencies to information security, from reverse engineering to phishing: many topics are depicted using layman terms. What are you waiting for? Read one of any articles.
Analyzing the Mario Themed Malware
– If you were a child with a Nintendo DS like myself, growing up you will undoubtedly have played (for countless hours) video games from the Mario series. Appearing for the first time in “Donkey Kong”, Mario is the undisputed protagonist of the video game brand of the Nintendo development … See Full Article
How to Measure Execution Time of a Program
– Measuring the performance of a program means keeping track of the consumption of resources used by the program. In addition to simple technical performance, such as looking closely at RAM and CPU, it is useful to monitor the execution time of a certain task. Tasks such as increasing sorting of a set … See Full Article
An Introduction to Cryptocurrency Wallets: Which Wallet Type Suits You Best?
– As the blockchain and digital asset ecosystem continues to blossom and produce revolutionary technologies that may potentially be the driving forces of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, newcomers to the space are considering what storage options are available for assets such as cryptocurrencies and … See Full Article
A Beginner’s Guide to Getting Started with Bitcoin
– A man looks for Bitcoin Oasis If you have heard about blockchain or cryptocurrency, then the term that initially comes to mind is Bitcoin. Launched 12 years ago, it was the late 2017 bull run that created a media frenzy that propelled Bitcoin into the mainstream and our modern day lexicon. Often … See Full Article
How to Write a Technical Book
– For some people, publishing a book represents a dream, or lifelong goal, whereby they share a particular experience or subject matter expertise. In narrative books, behind every story, there is a moral that is often hidden and not always easy to understand. With more “technical” books, it is … See Full Article
