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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: F00f |
 | | Although technically not an example of either, the f00f is often considered an HCF instruction, or a killer poke. | | | Since the f00f bug has become common knowledge, the term is sometimes used to describe similar hardware design flaws, such as the Cyrix coma bug. | | | Although it is almost universally accepted that the bug is a result of design flaw rather than a backdoor, some conspiracy theorists have noted the coincidental foo prefix, a well known term in hacker jargon. |
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http://pedia.nodeworks.com/F/F0/F00/F00f
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| | LASG - The Linux kernel |
| | In addition to this we have hardware problems like the Pentium F00F bug, and problems inherent to the TCP-IP protocol, the Linux kernel has it’s work cut out for it. | | | Kernel versions are labeled as X.Y.Z, Z are minor revision numbers, Y define whether the kernel is a test (odd number) or production (even number), and X defines the major revision (we have had 0, 1 and 2 so far). |
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http://www.linuxvalley.com/encyclopedia/ldp/guide/lasg/kernel/index.html
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| | Security and Encryption Links |
| | Powerful noninvasive analysis technique for recovering information (eg encryption keys) from smart cards. | | | Combines the MSIE res security hole and the Pentium F00F bug to lock up any Pentium machine running MSIE. |
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http://www.franken.de/crypt/links/problems.html
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