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Can you crack it? Stage 2 Solution
There has been a lot of news about the “Can you crack it?” challenge that is currently to publicise GCHQ recruiting. Here is my solution for stage 2 – the implementation of the Virtual Machine, or emulator. It’s actually pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Howto, Misc.
Tagged architecture, can you crack it, challenge, fun, GCHQ, security, simulator, solution, virtual machine
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