As he sets out to reverse engineer that ridiculous face
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Some reverse engineer and make these parts with 3D printers.
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They should reverse-engineer their income statements to increase their profits.
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EF: I would advise entrepreneurs to reverse engineer the end state.
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I tried to reverse engineer how he'd identified me, but couldn't.
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I tried to reverse engineer what other news organizations were doing.
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The Kremlin used to worry about China's efforts to reverse-engineer them.
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Some of Trump's detractors reverse-engineer his personality to fit the news.
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If Apple supervises this process, the FBI could reverse-engineer the firmware.
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The third author, Hassan Saidi, was the first to reverse-engineer it.
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The goal was to reverse-engineer it into a Midwestern Blue Zone.
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Scientists have even used genetics to reverse-engineer chickens with dinosaurlike snouts.
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This software allows researchers to hack and reverse engineer different components of iOS.
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Elsewhere, writers attempt to reverse-engineer Farber's translation of his writing into painting.
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Once you have enough branches, you can begin to reverse-engineer a tree.
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Ghidra is, of course, not the first tool made to reverse engineer applications.
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It is tempting to look at the consequence and reverse-engineer a cause.
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"Alaska," the song that Rogers played for Williams, is difficult to reverse-engineer.
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During the long voyage, they could inspect, sabotage and reverse engineer our technology.
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"We spend a lot of time trying to reverse engineer stuff," Rollens says.
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"There are always ways to reverse engineer these things," Das said of anonymization.
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Sometimes it&aposs best to reverse-engineer: Go where the miles take you.
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But for now I really don't want people to reverse-engineer it. Why?
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Hiroshi Ishiguro builds androids on a quest to reverse engineer how humans form relationships.
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Something I can use to reverse engineer an explanation for where we went wrong?
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As it happens, it's very hard to reverse-engineer defunct, proprietary hardware and software.
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But for Jarvis, Zuckerberg had to reverse-engineer a lot of those same tasks.
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The game is to reverse-engineer a grander purpose and worth into that work.
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So he decided to reverse-engineer a UFO (something he no longer believes in).
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As such, we had to reverse-engineer the key master key for this system.
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And that is how to reverse-engineer the neocortex, I mean in detail. Right.
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That integration, they say, is more difficult to build or reverse engineer, and copy.
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According to Jacobsen, the US does work to reverse engineer technology at Area 51.
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No known science should be able to reverse engineer this data into anything human readable.
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Reverse engineer the path to figure out what step one looks like for you today.
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Then the company has to guard against other companies trying to reverse-engineer its product.
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Vulnerabilities are frequently discovered in commercial, closed-source software, and attackers reverse engineer it regularly.
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Noted reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong spotted a conversation tree layout being developed on Twitter.
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Others hope they can reverse-engineer the Bonjour in the meantime to then host it themselves.
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The U.K. has facilities to reverse engineer Huawei products to check if they have been sabotaged.
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After a month and a half, at most, competitors reverse-engineer your math and counter-attack.
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The bottom line: "You can always reverse engineer intellectual justifications for what you're doing," Rodriguez said.
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This post shows you exactly where to look, and how to reverse engineer their growth tactics.
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It could also contain enough trade information for a hacker to reverse engineer proprietary trading strategies.
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It could also contain enough trade information for a hacker to reverse engineer proprietary trading strategies.
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For their part, US officials do not believe that the Cubans tried to reverse-engineer the missile.
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When you score so poorly at the matchup ceremony, you can go back and reverse-engineer it.
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The Society asked if I'd be interested in trying to reverse engineer this skill of the Robot.
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What Microsoft had to do, after all, was reverse engineer its way around problems on certain sites.
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The timeframe doesn't matter anymore, and you've been telling this too long, so I'll reverse engineer it.
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He promised to reverse-engineer it in favor of the working class — mostly the white, working class.
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The plan was just to reverse-engineer, as best as possible, what I'm hearing in my ears.
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It was a challenge to then "reverse-engineer" the NW and fill the SE to my liking.
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It's determinedly anti-glossy, as if early DFA Records had tried to reverse engineer a pop song.
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Once you do that, you can dump all the system code from the device and reverse engineer it.
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He has been praised for live-streaming his work so others can learn how to reverse-engineer malware.
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Even so, there are too many apps for the agencies to reverse-engineer, so they have to choose.
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AMD has carefully transferred only as much knowledge as Hygon needs to copy but not reverse-engineer them.
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He was contracted by the CIA to reverse engineer his program to make silent Al Qaeda suspects talk.
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A team of data scientists plans to reverse-engineer the results and publish its first findings next month.
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Uber allegedly created fake riders using SIM cards to impersonate customers and reverse engineer the competition's products. 5.
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To reverse engineer that, allowing the movement to shape the policy -- and choose the priorities -- is an apostasy.
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Many of them painstakingly reverse engineer the server side software by catching packets and other data mining techniques.
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Malicious actors will inevitably reverse-engineer the fix to discover the flaw and use it on unpatched systems.
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The sorts of names from which you can reverse-engineer the rules of a playground "cowboy name" game.
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Congress won't direct DARPA to "reverse engineer existing DOD software for which the source code is unavailable," for example.
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Enter Geltor, which is using fermentation to essentially reverse engineer collagen—and its byproduct gelatin—from microbes like bacteria.
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I didn't know what was happening, but at the same time I wanted to reverse-engineer my own happiness.
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Apple also cannot obtain the device to reverse-engineer the problem, the way it would in other hacking situations.
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Chord could then read that information and, piece by piece, begin to reverse engineer how it all worked together.
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"I imagine adversaries are going to take a look at this image and reverse-engineer it," Hanham told NPR.
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I had to reverse engineer how a lot of things work, because I've never once cracked a home cookbook.
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Glotzer's team can reverse-engineer the shape of the microscopic building blocks that will assemble themselves into the desired form.
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Algorithmic accountability should not mean that a critical mass of human suffering is needed to reverse engineer a technological failure.
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"It was just how do you reverse engineer that problem, that kind of pitted competition between each other," Jordan said.
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Companies are notoriously tight-lipped about things like spam detection because they don't want spammers to reverse engineer their safeguards.
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According to Graham, these are highly-skilled engineers who reverse-engineer source code to find vulnerabilities that can be exploited.
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Again, the idea was to reverse-engineer the human body, and then use that knowledge to restore and enhance performance.
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Mr. Hawkins runs a little company with one goal: figure out how the brain works and then reverse engineer it.
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Now more companies are using AI assessment tools to reverse-engineer job roles and find candidates often overlooked by recruiters.
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But missing her late mother's Vietnamese home cooking in college prompted her to "reverse engineer" her mom's dishes from memory.
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If most any other team had fallen into that pattern, we'd all be trying to reverse engineer their accelerated rebuilds.
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We need to understand what they are and how they're happening and work really, really meticulously to reverse engineer that.
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Even in a worst-case scenario involving corporate espionage, Pirzada added, it was unlikely that Chinese engineers could reverse engineer and fabricate a new chip that would not be "multiple generations behind U.S. tech," and that a "well placed source" told Wccftech it was "not practical" to reverse engineer the base IP.Creative Strategies Inc.
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Unfortunately, neural networks are extremely difficult to reverse engineer, which makes it easier for attackers to evade security tools and analysts.
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In 9.03, Wardle, the security researcher, discovered how to reverse-engineer Grindr data through trilateration, and shared the issues with Grindr.
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Because of the DMCA, it's against the law to reverse engineer, locate, and publish vulnerabilities in software systems that protect copyright.
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According to conspiracy theories, this is where the government is attempting to reverse engineer alien spacecrafts and conducts all extraterrestrial experiments.
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And our adversaries can reverse engineer that data and figure out how we got it," King said on CNN's "New Day.
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In this rush to reverse engineer and mass manufacture Steve Jobs clones, Chinese schools have hired me to teach Western creativity.
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The reverse engineer Jane Wong originally discovered the testing in Facebook's code, and the company confirmed it's considering removing like counts.
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In solving these problems, we shouldn't try to reverse-engineer what went wrong, or even logically search for a misplaced semicolon.
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In 2015, U.S. intelligence sources privately told me that rogue government officials sometimes used this latitude to reverse-engineer wiretap applications.
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" Making more starts with a specific net worth or earnings goal, he says: "Make non-negotiable goals, then reverse engineer it.
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As WannaCry spread, Hutchins and security researchers around the world worked to reverse-engineer samples of it, looking for flaws or weaknesses.
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She tracked those files to Fort McNair where a military historian dug out the matrices she needed to reverse engineer the algorithm.
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Biologists like Bartels have been studying more than 21,22 species of tardigrade worldwide, trying to reverse-engineer their remarkable ability to survive.
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Lawmakers reverse-engineer the process, estimating the cost of what they want to pass in advance, and then issuing the necessary instructions.
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Trying to reverse-engineer a competitor's technical solution, or even divine its true intentions, from a press release is fraught with peril.
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After a dozen or so layers and billions of connections, the path toward a given decision becomes too complex to reverse-engineer.
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He even tried to reverse-engineer things to figure out where they went wrong, diving into page after page of IRS rules.
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But it may be possible for researchers to take those files, reverse-engineer them, and gain insight into how Cellebrite's tools work.
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It will also give prosecutors access to farms in Iowa and Illinois that Mo had used to reverse-engineer the stolen seeds.
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The reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong discovered this week by digging through Facebook's code that it was experimenting with hiding like counts.
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Now he struggled through questions that required him to calculate the diminishing earnings of a carnival-booth owner and reverse-engineer parabolas.
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But officials in the Trump administration and elsewhere fear that China might eventually develop the ability to reverse engineer G.E.'s technology.
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The next task: reverse-engineer by hand that digital 213-year-old into the shape and form of a 22-year-old.
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In other words, you can reverse-engineer the peek behind the mask provided by the show, if you're determined to do so.
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The only reason these devices had been operating under the radar is because no one had taken the time to reverse engineer them.
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With our technique, we show it is possible to reverse-engineer a patient&aposs own cancer cells and use them to treat cancer.
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Essentially, a hacker could measure how long it takes a password to be encoded and use that information to reverse engineer the password.
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Classpass wouldn't tell me anything about the average workout habits of their users, so it's nearly impossible to reverse engineer the business model.
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The new feature, called "Clips," was discovered by reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong, who often finds unreleased features and additions on social platforms.
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All of our taste tests were going in a certain direction, so we learned how to reverse engineer that water in our distillery.
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If the Federal Circuit's precedent isn't overturned, companies could become more reluctant to reverse-engineer competitors' products in order to make them compatible.
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He also noted that as the Chargers' doctor he would often rely on video replay to reverse engineer the nature of an injury.
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"There is no possible way to reverse engineer a geographic signal to an individual — it's not possible to do it," he told me.
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But while corporate boardrooms the world over strive to reverse-engineer an aura of feminist independence for their brands, Ms. Arrobio's is genuine.
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Caption: Skorobogatov's "eavesdropping" device, which helped him reverse engineer how the iPhone wrote data to the NAND chip he'd removed from the phone's internals.
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The show begins in 1983, with Joe MacMillan (Lee Pace) assembling a team to reverse-engineer a new PC from a proprietary IBM design.
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Accolade was largely able to figure out how to reverse engineer the console using just a few games and a version of the Genesis.
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Mr Esty: One of the most radical is Gary Brudvig's proposal to reverse engineer photosynthesis as a way to capture and store solar power.
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With these emulators, they could fake movements around cities and reverse-engineer the game to create a sort of lightweight API and gather Pokémon data.
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This is in part because the full range of genetic changes that help these animals survive could be hard to reverse engineer in a lab.
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But Excel has often failed to even produce good pseudorandom results and at times has been so bad that programmers could reverse engineer the results.
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The fear is that they might be able to reverse-engineer the Hellfire's sensors and targeting capabilities to beef up missile technology of their own.
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And, if anyone can eventually figure out how to reverse-engineer the perfect natural queso, we have no doubt Chipotle is up to the task.
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Institute officials hope and believe that the hackers were not able to reverse-engineer the identities and codes to link up people with their answers.
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And by injecting noise into those summaries, differential privacy creates provable guarantees of privacy and prevents scenarios where malicious parties can reverse-engineer sensitive data.
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We will show how to reverse engineer the router's web server and the development of the exploit to gain full remote access on the router.
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To explain why the team's failed attempt to capture their child-murdering adversary worked so well, let's reverse-engineer it and start at the ending.
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Others take a photo of someone like Kylie Jenner and attempt to reverse engineer it to show how she'd look sans Photoshop and cosmetic procedures.
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To nail its imitation of pork, Impossible's scientists had to reverse engineer a meat with a more subtle taste and higher fat content than beef.
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The academics used the international figures to reverse-engineer a total for the number of cases among greater Wuhan&aposs population of around 19 million.
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"If Nestlé or Perdue or Tyson think it's a good idea to buy our product and reverse-engineer it, they're chasing a ghost," he said.
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That last point is also an important proof point of how Trump just does things and then tries to reverse engineer some sort of plan.
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Trackers could even reverse engineer these privacy tools and figure out exactly how they try to hide patterns, programming their own tools to ignore the noise.
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The pair visited electronics market in Shenzhen, China, to collect spare parts and blueprints for the iPhone 6, which they used to reverse engineer the design.
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You start with the belief that the successful person deserves their success, and then use their caricatured attributes to reverse-engineer an explanation for that success.
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All of us who study this do it by looking at the end results, and then we try to reverse-engineer it as best we can.
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That is the goal, and if you want to reverse engineer that goal, giving primacy to identity is one of the worst things you can do.
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To judge from the three soups on Jeju's menu, Mr. Kim is not trying to reverse-engineer just-add-water Korean brands like Shin and Samyang.
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Reverse engineer every sensitive meeting: If I were an institution and wanted to find out about this, what electronic trail would I be able to follow?
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NBC, citing administration officials and congressional aides, said the U.S. military had been trying to reverse-engineer the type of weapons suspected of causing the damage.
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You need to both reverse engineer the code accurately to understand exactly how a system functions and then conduct an exhaustive mathematical analysis of the cryptography.
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Jacob Alexander, a co-founder of Input Club, helped him reverse-engineer it so that it could be used with modern devices like an Android phone.
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But now, the process is such that once you get policy guidance from the president in the form of a tweet, you reverse-engineer a process.
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Are the revelations and implications about Phillip Jeffries an attempt to reverse-engineer an explanatory mythology for scenes that were, perhaps, meant to be more evocative?
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In 2015, it took Hotz weeks to reverse engineer an Acura ILX and then use that information to develop a kit to give it semi-autonomous features.
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Balint Seeber holding the radios he used to reverse-engineer and spoof the communications of San Francisco's emergency sirens, like the one on the pole behind him.
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Creating a hiring roadmap that ties directly to the product roadmap enables recruiters to reverse-engineer hiring needs and establish a clear set of company-wide priorities.
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It's like, finally something the rock won't be ... And you're like, "Oh, it's because a meteor's coming," and you have to reverse engineer it from the joke.
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In other cases, the technique might allow hackers to reverse engineer and then defeat machine-learning-based security systems meant to filter spam and malware, Tramer adds.
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But as demonstrated by BuzzFeed News' more than 140 journeys through YouTube's recommendation system, the outcome of that decision-making process can be difficult to reverse engineer.
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They were also able to reverse engineer the cheese by creating a "cheese-like matrix that tasted almost identical to the real thing," according to Chemistry World.
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The tangerine skin and raccoon eyes are easy to explain, but I've never been able to reverse-engineer the hair in a way that makes any sense.
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Shaya had been programming since they were 2776 years old, and (tried to) reverse engineer an older—and, yes, abandoned—attempt to translate and patch Thracia 2776.
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Microsoft traditionally releases new security patches on Tuesdays: The hackers were discussing how to reverse-engineer the newly published information to figure out how to exploit vulnerabilities.
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The analysis pointed to China's cyberintrusions of American companies, its evasion of American export-control laws and its extensive efforts to reverse-engineer and counterfeit American products.
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So our goal is to understand that, and to reverse-engineer that, to understand exactly how the neocortex works at a biological level, at a mathematical level.
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It's possible to record the subtle sounds of a DNA synthesis machine working in a lab and then reverse-engineer whatever genetic materials the machine is making.
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Afterward, Simonsohn, Simmons, and Nelson decided to see how easy it would be to reverse-engineer an impossible result with a p-value of less than 0.05.
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The narrator of "Oscar Wao" dubs his tale a "counterspell," an apt description of storytelling's power to reverse (or at least reverse-engineer) the vector of fate.
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So to reverse-engineer it, Pew researchers took more than 170,000 "random walks" through YouTube over a period of six weeks, letting the site's recommendations be their guide.
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Because the company had to reverse engineer Polaroid's original film chemistry, Impossible's Type-600 film has been somewhat inferior when it came to picture quality and development speed.
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They say that competitors can use the info that Facebook's transparency policy provides — from its sales pitch to the products they promote — to reverse-engineer their marketing strategy.
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The first time China attempted to build a large passenger jet, it tried — and failed — to reverse-engineer a Boeing 9197 that crash-landed in Xinjiang in 2500.
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So to reverse-engineer it, Pew researchers took more than 303,000 "random walks" through YouTube over a period of six weeks, letting the site's recommendations be their guide.
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Rob Joyce, the NSA's senior cybersecurity adviser, presented Ghidra, a tool to decompile, reverse engineer, and analyze malware, at the RSA conference in San Francisco on Tuesday evening.
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Baio's simple yet much-lauded hack was followed by multiple viral tweets about how to tweak your Twitter settings to reverse-engineer the chronological timeline of your dreams.
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This means that neural networks should either be able to explain the steps they take to reach a decision or allow researchers to reverse engineer and retrace those steps.
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The new option was first spotted by Jane Manchun Wong, a reverse engineer who often peeks inside popular apps to discover their yet-to-be-launched features and changes.
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Despite the fact that these vendors don't have access to Apple's repair videos or specific tools, they've been able to reverse-engineer their own answer to these complex problems.
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While there have been attempts to methodically reverse-engineer details that could reveal Oculus' shipping plans, there's not an obvious pattern to how long a given Rift is delayed.
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In response, security companies are increasingly touting a feature called "application shielding," a process that obfuscates an application's binary code, ostensibly making it harder for hackers to reverse-engineer.
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Google Maps isn't just a massive depository of businesses and residences — you can search for coordinates as well, or reverse engineer them based on a location, if you wish.
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SciresM settled into the role of researcher, trying to reverse engineer how the game works, while Kaphotics' expertise lies in programming, leaving them in charge of creating the tools.
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This was all part of DEF CON's new voting machine hacking village, where hackers came to rip apart, reverse engineer, and probe real voting machines used in US elections.
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Yet, very few have looked inside of a computer or had a chance to reverse-engineer an app to understand how it can be broken into, compromising its users.
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If the random numbers used to create the zk-SNARK parameters are ever discovered, they could be used to essentially reverse engineer the math that created the public parameters.
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"Analysts in the late 1990s were simply driving up eps forecasts to reverse engineer their discounted cash flow models so as to justify maintaining their Buy recommendations," he said.
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"We're gathering the clues, and the more accurately we gather them and the relationship between the clues, the more probable it is for us to reverse-engineer what happened."
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But Lazar believed that the foreign air technology belonged to aliens and that Area 51 was entirely designed to capture, reverse-engineer, and study alien aircraft and aliens themselves.
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Reverse engineer what will be Muilenburg should assign teams to rapidly work through two scenarios: Best case, it is 2025 and Boeing is the most trusted name in aviation.
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A couple of months earlier, he mentions, he decided on a lark to reverse-engineer some hackers' malware-laced Excel file to see where it hid its malicious code.
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They point to another paper published late last year that showed it's possible to reverse engineer a facial recognition AI that responds to images with guesses of the person's name.
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In each episode of her YouTube show, Gourmet Makes, enthralled viewers watch Saffitz reverse engineer beloved junk foods, from trash snacks like Cheetos to more refined candies like Ferrero Rocher.
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Cabana helps you reverse engineer the signals your car is sending to determine the model's DBC, an industry standard "decoder ring" for all the sensors and capabilities of every car.
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The ensuing farce, in which congressional Republicans and members of the administration sought to reverse-engineer a scandal that would give Trump thin cover, was disgraceful for everyone who participated.
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Lazar eventually claimed that, while at Area 51, his job was to reverse-engineer an alien material called "element 115" that he claimed was used to power an alien spacecraft.
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According to the Post, the information Trump revealed included details that Russia could use to reverse-engineer the sources or methods used to gather the intelligence, officials told the paper.
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The finding shows that instead of killing their operation, the attackers simply re-tooled their spy kit and added strong encryption to make it harder to detect and reverse engineer.
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But LJ went on to explain that while not all flavors had sonic resonance, her synesthesia allowed her taste each individual ingredient in a dish and reverse-engineer the recipe.
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They have become part of a for-profit company: To The Stars Academy of Arts and Science, which launched in October 2017 to research and reverse-engineer UFOs, among other goals.
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They were really hiring a warehouse full of failed video game developers to copy-paste Wikipedia articles into "expert briefings," plus one crazy woman trying to reverse-engineer a psychic computer.
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But the Russians are very capable in the intelligence field and, if the reporting is true, should be able to reverse-engineer the information and figure out who the source is.
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His system for making a fully fledged laser projector out of a single blue diode was simple and easy to reverse-engineer, so he had to rely on patents for protection.
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He then built his own eavesdropping device that intercepted signals between the phone and the memory chip in order to reverse engineer how the phone wrote information to the chip, pictured below.
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It's not an easy task to reverse engineer a neural network to see what songs it was fed because it's "ultimately just a collection of numerical weights and a configuration," says Bailey.
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A system that uses a technique called constructive solid geometry (CSG) is allowing MIT researchers to deconstruct objects and turn them into 3D models, thereby allowing them to reverse-engineer complex things.
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She often relied on GEDmatch to reverse engineer someone's family tree, and with her particular knack for finding people, she got regular requests from police departments to help them crack a case.
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"The easiest thing to do is to find someone in a job you'd love to have in five years and figure out how they got there, reverse engineer their path," Ellison said.
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Still, when the systems were working best, they were able to identify vulnerabilities, reverse-engineer exploits, and deploy a successful patch to stop the attack, all in a fraction of a second.
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However, when the security of bitcoin had originally been promised by saying, "Why, it would take a mainframe a thousand years to reverse engineer your private key," there is obviously a concern.
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To solve this problem, Akiyama used a neural net that was created by other researchers to clean up rough sketches in order to reverse engineer ASCII art to its original line drawing.
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Tedesco pulled off the skimmer and took some pictures of it and will try to reverse engineer it when he heads back home (presumably with the credit card data still on it).
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" Further research is not really possible right now, since, as Wu writes, the Lzplay app is "obfuscated/encrypted by QiHoo Jiagu (奇虎加固), and is non trivial to reverse engineer.
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Such a scenario could allow the capturing nation to reverse-engineer its own nuclear-powered system, and/or the nuclear material used for propulsion could be reprocessed to create a nuclear weapon.
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After working with her friend Luís Miras to reverse-engineer the app and examine its structure, the two discovered that it was trivial to uncover the password that decrypted the drive's data.
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Law enforcement was accused of using the database for "parallel construction," a way of allowing police to discover potentially criminal acts but reverse-engineer their findings to prevent public disclosure of the database.
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With increasingly powerful AIs pointed at your brain to reverse engineer, what can I throw in front of your nervous system to crawl down your brain stem and get something out of you?
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Guilty pleasureEmily Nussbaum rewatched "The Apprentice" and its revival, "The Celebrity Apprentice," in an attempt to reverse-engineer how TV created Donald Trump, noting that the president keeps producing his own reality stunts.
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This feeling depends on admitting to myself that I had an idea of how it should turn out, and that some part of me is trying to reverse-engineer the piece I admire.
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The impression, in fact, is that studios are in such a hurry to catch up with Disney that they lack the patience to do so organically, instead trying to essentially reverse-engineer franchises.
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Her summary of the body parts women feel obligated to own, buy, or reverse-engineer is a brilliant example of this: Caucasian blue eyes, hairless Asian skin, Michelle Obama's arms, and so on.
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Heller and Pudritz propose that we reverse engineer the transit observation technique to inform where to begin our search for intelligent extraterrestrial life by focusing on parts of the universe within the ETZ.
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Warby Parker agreed to sign non-disclosure agreements forbidding the eyewear seller from using info about its technology to reverse-engineer the online eye exam or do anything besides partnering with the startup.
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If the source code was lost, it'd be an unimaginably arduous process for modders to reverse engineer it from the binary, and it would take an even longer time to clone the game.
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The same phenomenon helped make the reporting for this article possible: Over the course of more than a year, I tried to reverse-engineer individual ICE officers' use of America's vast post-Sept.
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The site attempted to skip inclusion of source code files that demonstrated hacking techniques described in the leaked archive, although researchers were reverse-engineer some of the code through artifacts mistakenly left unredacted.
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But trying to "reverse engineer" the risk by just cutting down rather than quitting has been shown in at least four large cohort studies such as this one to confer no harm reduction.
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What we did in this case was to reverse-engineer both examples of the SDK and the apps to understand exactly what is the nature of this malicious SDK and what is it doing.
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The image was discovered by notable Apple firmware reverse-engineer Guilherme Rambo, along with another leaked icon for the bezel-less iPad that first leaked through the latest iOS 12 beta earlier this week.
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But one group of biohackers has demonstrated for the first time that it's possible to steal and reverse-engineer the genetic code stitched together by DNA synthesizers by simply recording the sounds they make.
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He cited an example from 2014 of a hacker who managed to take a high resolution picture of German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen's finger, and reverse engineer that to unlock her phone.
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Collectives of folks who grew up with these games used their budding technical skills to reverse engineer the devices, sharing knowledge with their peers in text files, on slapdash websites, or within FTP servers.
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Start to paint the picture of what you want, without money being an issue, and then reverse engineer it to figure out how much it's going to cost to give your child this life.
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Local workers marvel at how, when a non-Chinese part breaks down, Chinese engineers will sometimes send the specs home so Chinese companies can reverse-engineer replacement parts at a fraction of the cost.
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That's when a man named Bob Lazar claimed in an interview with a local news station that he had worked at Area 51 to reverse engineer what he said was a downed alien spacecraft.
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Now, months after they failed to turn out enough voters for the election -- in particular white women -- Democrats will have to reverse-engineer the appeal that led to Saturday's marches, and turn millions into voters.
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Area 513 has been a household name since KLAS-TV reporter George Knapp interviewed alleged MIT physicist and Area 51 employee Bob Lazar, who said he worked to reverse-engineer flying saucers at the site.
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The U.S. military has been trying to reverse-engineer the weapon or weapons used to harm the diplomats, including by testing various devices on animals, NBC said, citing Trump administration officials, congressional aides and others.
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If differential privacy and federated learning could be combined, Google's research paper states, then we'd have a framework for making sure companies using AI never see actual user data, and nobody could reverse-engineer it.
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That's because the executable file would be printed in binary zeros and ones on a chip, and then anyone could use standard techniques from that executable in binary to reverse-engineer to the source code.
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The site made an effort to redact source code showing how to actually accomplish the techniques, although enough code slipped through the cracks for researchers to reverse engineer at least one of the security flaws.
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Although the dump didn't include the real names of users (unless customers had registered it as their username), academics said they could reverse-engineer the dump and identify individuals, along with their sexual preferences and desires.
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He also echoed Papernot's point that many of the machine learning models hosted on BigML would be too complex to reverse engineer, and pointed out that any theft of the service's models would also be illegal.
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Here in 2019, scientists are still stuck in the lab, racing to reverse-engineer animal flesh component by component, with the goal of one day feeding the carnivores among us in a (theoretically) more sustainable way.
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And so to be selling American technology to ZTE is going to allow them to get it and then reverse engineer it, and then they will make it themselves and they won&apost need us anymore.
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"To date, it was simply the fastest-propagating piece of malware we've ever seen," says Craig Williams, director of outreach at Cisco's Talos division, one of the first security companies to reverse engineer and analyze NotPetya.
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There may also be privacy issues with Dropbox's move, but that depends on what kind of information is being sent back to Dropbox's servers, Pedro Vilaça, a Mac OSX reverse engineer, told Motherboard in an email.
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His dictionary of Nazi words was, at one level, a desperate undertaking: If he could reverse-engineer the language, he might be able to figure out how everything he had known and loved had been destroyed.
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Bloodstain-pattern analysis is rooted in the belief that the drops, spatters and trails of blood at a crime scene are rich repositories of information that can be used to reverse engineer and even reconstruct crimes.
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A caveat to media gurus, historians and policy wonks: As there are no lines of reasoning driving the network's actions, it is not possible to reverse engineer the network to reveal the "why" of any decision.
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Twitter and YouTube aren't immune to this same criticism either, but Facebook is operating in broad daylight, believing that they can reverse engineer a free expression mission statement to prevent responsibility-free revenues from leaking out.
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The SEC's algorithmic predictions may fall more heavily on smaller companies that, unlike big Wall Street players, lack a stable of quants who can reverse-engineer the model and keep out of the agency's cross-hairs.
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Behind that drop were a number of factors, including growth in China's own arms industry, and concerns that China had copied or tried to reverse engineer Russian technology for use in its J-11B combat aircraft.
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At least two researchers have also created proof-of-concepts for Mac ransomware: OS X reverse-engineer Pedro Vilaça published one to Github last year, which was followed by another from Brazilian researcher Rafael Salema Marques.
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Now, however, it seems the president's staff may be prepared to reverse-engineer an immigration policy from his most recent tweets, despite the fact that this particular proposal was once rejected as too costly and possibly illegal.
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"Security researchers procured some of the more popular medical equipment and proceeded to reverse-engineer the devices until exploitable vulnerabilities were identified," Heid said, citing a study conducted by the Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team.
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The study is one of the first to look at the actual implementation of SCS and reverse engineer its algorithm, and the researchers are potentially following up by investigating regional variations and further changes to the system.
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On information and belief, PicsArt could have only achieved this degree of similarity between its filters and those of VSCO by using its employees' VSCO user accounts to access the VSCO app and reverse engineer VSCO's presets.
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Encryption is in this instance used as a weapon and it can be practically impossible to reverse-engineer the encryption or "crack" the files without the original encryption key, which is deliberately withheld by the cyber attackers.
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Filmed using a mansion that once belonged to Ada Lovelace and broadcast, the movie has since become an acclaimed cult treasure, a sober yet unsettling ghost tale about the tech world's attempt to reverse engineer the afterlife.
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Behavioral biometrics, which does not rely on PII to establish a user profile to begin with, and by its nature cannot be used to reverse engineer someone's actual identity, has become an alternative to redefining digital identity.
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Researchers at the University of Southern California, Indiana University, and China's Tsinghua University have dug into the code of Apple's MacOS and iOS operating systems to reverse-engineer just how the company's devices implement differential privacy in practice.
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We condense and summarize all that information and send it as a single vector — effectively, a summary of things you might like and we make it impossible to reverse engineer the vector to understand the data behind it.
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I might reverse-engineer a word by typing an easy synonym into the thesaurus, or I might paste my best attempt into my browser bar and let the search engine offer the correct spelling as a suggested query.
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In the case of the software in particular, the copying was so blatant that Franklin essentially admitted doing so, claiming it would be infeasible for the company to reverse-engineer its own version of the Apple ROM software.
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Now, even when there is no 3D data or drawings of a part, we're able to use an Artec 3D scanner to create a 3D image of the object, and the scan is used to reverse engineer the object.
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"If tracking data shows an edge rusher is quicker off the line of scrimmage than anyone else, teams will reverse-engineer his combine stats to find out how they could scout for that skill," writes The Ringer's Kevin Clark.
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To aid her searches, she regularly logged on to GEDmatch, a public database where hobbyists upload results from consumer genetic testing companies like 23andMe and Ancestry to find relatives with shared DNA and to reverse-engineer their family trees.
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The Atari Games case, as corrupted as it was by the underhanded use of the U.S. Copyright Office to reverse-engineer its own lockout chip, likely would have favored Atari Games had the company not, you know, committed fraud.
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When Motherboard asked Jonathan Levin, author of a number of books on iOS and macOS internals, about the leak, Levin said that the code appears to be authentic because it fits with his own attempts to reverse engineer Apple's boot code.
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And while there is plenty of room for genuine disagreement about demographic weighting procedures, likely-voter screens and the like, there is also little to prevent pollsters from manipulating these fine-grained decisions in order to reverse-engineer a desired result.
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Now, a group of YouTubers who spent four months working to reverse-engineer the algorithm have found what they say are alarming results: YouTube's algorithm, they allege, can flag videos because of apparently random words that appear in video titles.
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" Rebecca Clark, President and CEO at LINC Housing, emphasized the need to start the conversation at the other end, "Start by saying 'this is how much we have to work with' and then reverse engineer the housing project with the architect.
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Mark claims that, unlike his competitors, the XIM's smart translators use machine learning to automatically reverse engineer these behaviors, and create unique aiming behavior settings for each game to make it feel more like a PC game when using a mouse.
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This meant that by choosing to work with the Dataspeed system and a Ford Fusion, the team was spared the complexity of trying to reverse engineer the car's electronics, letting them focus on getting the autonomous control system up and running.
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And you're absolutely not supposed to use the same password for multiple accounts, because if someone is able to brute force their way into one of your accounts, they could use that information to reverse engineer their way into other accounts.
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"What I was trying to reverse-engineer was this moment that Jo getting her book would make the audience feel like you usually feel when the heroine is chosen by the hero," Gerwig said after a film screening in New York.
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Alexey Bukhteyev, Reverse Engineer at Check Point, told ZDNet that the emails exploited thus far were available in the Have I Been Pwned database, a growing collection of email addresses whose passwords have been affected by various hacks and breaches.
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The mystery of how brains sift signals from our senses and elevate them to the level of our conscious awareness drove much of the early interest in deep neural networks among AI pioneers, who hoped to reverse-engineer the brain's learning rules.
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"We continuously research and develop new systems and we try not to disclose too much information because that kind of information could be used not only to reverse engineer our systems but also to find a way to fight against them," he said.
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It also can't be "readily ascertainable by proper means" by other people who might get something out of its value — in other words, if you can legally reverse engineer the technology after buying it off the shelf, that technology isn't a trade secret.
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If we've learned anything from Cambridge Analytica and the 2016 U.S. elections, it's that it is surprisingly easy to reverse-engineer public opinion, to influence outcomes and to create a world where data, targeting and bots lead to a false sense of consensus.
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But earlier in July, collective efforts to reverse engineer DJI's software gained momentum as DIY drone tinkerers on YouTube, Facebook, drone forums, and Slack groups published instructions for altering the firmware on DJI's drones, allowing pilots to fly into no-fly zones.
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By 2007, Rajko had managed to reverse-engineer the encryption protocol the MxO world server used, allowing him to see what messages were being sent between his computer and the MxO servers when, for example, his character jumped or talked to an NPC.
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But that hasn't stopped investors, economic officials and developers from trying to reverse engineer the HQ2 search, to understand what a company seen as embodying the future wants and needs, and what local governments should do to be part of that future.
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My seed phrase will generate that exact sequence of characters every time, but there's no known way to reverse-engineer the original phrase from the key, which is why it is so important to keep the seed phrase in a safe location.
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DPR2 and a co-administrator had to reverse-engineer the code that the original Silk Road had used, get DDoS protection in place to protect the site from being overwhelmed by traffic, and make sure that the site could handle a massive influx of users.
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You can reverse-engineer a car's engine, suspension system, and other mechanical operations, but there's no easy way to recreate the establishment of a thriving developer and app ecosystem, as Apple and Google have done, or to do great mobile UI without simply copying.
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Though important, these questions of the logistics that follow innovation are perhaps the more mundane tip of the digital revolution, and certainly pale in comparison to the problem of trying to reverse-engineer ethics or standards onto, say, the tech industry or the internet.
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Because from the day you raise your goddamn seed round — everything and everything you do is predicated on raising your A — you try to figure out what Sand Hill Road fucking cares about to give you an A and then you reverse-engineer those numbers.
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By exploiting a lack of encryption between the drone and its controller module known as a "telemetry box," any hacker who's able to reverse engineer the drone's flight software can impersonate that controller to send navigation commands, meanwhile blocking all commands from the drone's legitimate operator.
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It was reading Zeki and conversing with him that gave me the idea that we could extrapolate a great deal that is not knowable with today's science by examining a work of art and attempting to reverse engineer, so to speak, the sequencing of the brain.
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Social engineer their interest with talk of Stage 3 to compel them to put malware on his laptop, then use memory forensics tools to reverse engineer their malware and send a malicious document to their command and control server to take over one of their clients.
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The Post's sources say Trump did not directly reveal methods, but gave the Russians enough detail that they could "reverse engineer" the information to find its source and the methods used to obtain it, such as the city where the information was obtained, and other details.
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You can read the rationale behind the philosophy below, but to break it down to brass tacks: Freeze wants players to set goals and envision the eulogies at their funerals to specifically mention that those goals were achieved in order to reverse engineer a successful life.
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This year, its inquiry into the Bryan case broadened into a re-examination of bloodstain-pattern analysis, a forensic discipline whose practitioners regard the drops, spatters and trails of blood at a crime scene as clues that can sometimes be used to reverse-engineer the crime itself.
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Bieber, a leading musician who was once an unstoppable force of nature around the world, seemingly attempted to reverse engineer a song for viral success on an app less than two years old because that's how crucial he sees TikTok as to his career right now.
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But whereas Thatcher came to power after economists such as Frederick Hayek and Milton Friedman, along with think-tanks such as the Institute of Economic Affairs, had spent three decades spelling out an alternative, Labour is having to reverse-engineer an intellectual spine in just a few years.
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American technology may have been used to enhance the Iranian drone program: an advanced U.S. RQ-170 Sentinel reconnaissance drone went down in eastern Iran in 2011, and Revolutionary Guards commanders say they were able to reverse engineer it, a claim which some security officials and analysts dispute.
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American technology may have been used to enhance the Iranian drone programme: an advanced U.S. RQ-170 Sentinel reconnaissance drone went down in eastern Iran in 2011, and Revolutionary Guards commanders say they were able to reverse engineer it, a claim which some security officials and analysts dispute.
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A researcher from wireless security startup Bastille found that the emergency alert systems made by ATI Systems—which makes and installs emergency mass notification and alert warning systems—transmitted commands unencrypted, allowing anyone with a radio transmitter (and the ability to reverse engineer the commands) to hijack them.
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Earlier this year, its inquiry into the Bryan case broadened into a re-examination of bloodstain-pattern analysis, a forensic discipline whose practitioners regard the drops, spatters and trails of blood at a crime scene as clues that can sometimes be used to reverse-engineer the crime itself.
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From Penn & Teller taking the stage to show an eager audience how magic is done to learning about the ways brands reverse engineer data to speak to their consumers, the 2017 Adobe Summit was a whirlwind event from start to finish that dove head first into the world of marketing.
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The complaint pointed out that aside from the breach of privacy in sharing intimate data without a patient's consent, that even if it was in some way anonymized, the tools available to a powerful tech corporation make it pretty easy for them to reverse engineer that information and identify a patient.
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On Sunday, a security researcher who focuses on iOS and goes by the name Siguza posted a tweet containing what appears to be an encryption key that could be used to reverse engineer the Secure Enclave Processor, the part of the iPhone that handles data encryption and stores other sensitive data.
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That claim was disputed by IRLI lawyers and, after more months of wrangling, the FBI prepared a declaration claiming the agency had no way to release the data in a form that would allow interested members of the public to reverse-engineer the document and obtain information exempt from FOIA.
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She was required to inhabit the characters in the artworks, to reverse engineer emotion and story—and thus interpret Degas' original artistic intention—from what the dancer was doing with their body; and her germane expertise, not as a painter but as a dancer, was fundamental to the success of the images.
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Before the Def Con event this year, which received unprecedented support and interest from election officials, ES&S and other vendors sent comments to the United States Copyright Office expressing opposition to a proposed exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act that would expand the rights of researchers to reverse-engineer election software.
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When this happened, Braun said, the editors were often obliged to "reverse engineer" the episode, scouring hundreds of hours of footage to emphasize the few moments when the exemplary candidate might have slipped up, in an attempt to assemble an artificial version of history in which Trump's shoot-from-the-hip decision made sense.
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In a paper they released earlier this month titled "Stealing Machine Learning Models via Prediction APIs," a team of computer scientists at Cornell Tech, the Swiss institute EPFL in Lausanne, and the University of North Carolina detail how they were able to reverse engineer machine learning-trained AIs based only on sending them queries and analyzing the responses.
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The startup takes the view that standard machine learning approaches don't work as well because they are hard to reverse engineer, so its AI algorithm automates the insurance pricing process while 'showing its working', as it were, thus providing a level of transparency that's required in the industry to maintain confidence and comply with regulatory requirements.
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And with companies like Netflix continually trying to reverse-engineer the kinds of films and TV shows — excuse me, content — that people want to see based on what they already like to see, the ability to rapidly (and relatively cheaply) churn out that content without having to pay too many people to do it is absolutely on the horizon.
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The gimmick was suggested by two of the film's sources, Eric Chien and Liam O'Murchu, the security analysts at Symantec who analyzed Stuxnet in depth, and with whom Gibney and his team spent a lot of time trying to untangle its technical details and effectively reverse engineer the story of its making by the NSA and the Israeli Army's Unit 8200.
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But scientists have not understood just what it is about exercise that prompts the brain to start pumping out additional B.D.N.F. So for the new study, which was published this month in the journal eLIFE, researchers with New York University's Langone Medical Center and other institutions decided to microscopically examine and reverse engineer the steps that lead to a surge in B.D.N.F. after exercise.
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But you've got to admit that there's something a little uncomfortably meta about a choose-your-own adventure Black Mirror episode produced and distributed by Netflix, a company that keeps meticulous tabs on its users' viewing preferences and uses them to not just provide absurdly specific "microgenre" recommendations but also to generate personalized promotional art and to reverse engineer internal creative decisions about which movies and TV shows to create next.
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