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You might score north of $10K if you're lucky and/or hit a few. But given all the cameras on and around an ATM this would be a quick way to living your life looking over your shoulder.
Yet another buffer overflow. Probably the software is written by some C/C++ developers who swear that those never occur in their code. Given the large number of security problems that have been caused by buffer overflows and similar problems, I find it very sad that any programs that need security are still written in C/C++.
You might score north of $10K if you're lucky and/or hit a few. But given all the cameras on and around an ATM this would be a quick way to living your life looking over your shoulder.
Unless you obscured your face with e.g. a motorcycle helmet or something.
Terminator 2 ATM hacking scene, except by waving a phone.
Yet another buffer overflow. Probably the software is written by some C/C++ developers who swear that those never occur in their code. Given the large number of security problems that have been caused by buffer overflows and similar problems, I find it very sad that any programs that need security are still written in C/C++.
If you can’t be trusted to handle basic, simple non-creative tasks like managing memory and buffers you are not actually a professional programmer, though you might have convinced an employer otherwise.
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If you can’t be trusted to handle basic, simple non-creative tasks like managing memory and buffers you are not actually a professional programmer, though you might have convinced an employer otherwise.
Often it's the employer encouraging the programmers to cut corners.