GT CS 6035: Introduction to Information Security Project Binary Exploitation! Learning Goals of this Project: Students will learn introductory level concepts about binary exploitation. This lab develops understanding of control flow hijacking through different taskschallenges designed to show certain vulnerabilities or weaknesses in a C program. A python library pwntools will be used to show […]
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ECON425: Machine Learning Winter 2022 Question 1. Typical machine learning algorithms can be used to address both supervised or unsupervised problems. The predictions of these algorithms are either continuous values or discrete labels. Therefore, there are four types of machine learning algorithms, as summarized in the following 1. Supervised, continuous 2. Supervised, discrete 3. Unsupervised,
ECON425: Machine Learning Winter 2022 Question 1. Typical machine learning algorithms can be used to address both supervised or unsupervised problems. The predictions of these algorithms are either continuous values or discrete labels. Therefore, there are four types of machine learning algorithms, as summarized in the following 1. Supervised, continuous 2. Supervised, discrete 3. Unsupervised,
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2. (10 marks) Consider the language Prove that ALLTM 6m L2. 3. (5 marks) Consider the language L2 =⟨M,N⟩ L(M)6m L(N) . CSCC63 Assignment 2 Reductions, Polytime Reductions, and NP Due 11:59pm, July 14 Warning: For this assignment you may work either alone or in pairs. Your electronic submission of a PDF to Crowdmark affirms
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Assignment I: Back in Blackout – COMP2511 23T2 – Confluence 2023/6/30 09:55 Assignment I: Back in Blackout Due: Week 5 Friday, 5pm (30th June) Value: 15% of the Course Mark What is this assignment aiming to achieve? Assignment I is your first exposure to building a medium scale system from scratch. You’ll need to analyse
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CS 124 Final exam: Spring 2023 Your name: Instructions: Spend at most 180 minutes on the exam, from the time you first see a problem to the last time you write anything in your solutions. Time started: Time ended: Do not communicate with anyone but the course staff about the contents of the exam. Do
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CS 124 Final exam: Spring 2023 Your name: Instructions: • Spend at most 180 minutes on the exam, from the time you first see a problem to the last time you write anything in your solutions. Time started: Time ended: • Do not communicate with anyone but the course staff about the contents of the
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* pacman.c * A simple game of Pacman. * Prior to translating this program into MIPS assembly, you may wish to make use * of the provided `pacman.simple.c` file. In it, you can replace complex C * constructs like loops with constructs which will be easier to translate * into assembly. To help you check
Assignment 1: Pacman in MIPS COMP1521 23T2: Computer Systems Fundamentals is brought to you by the School of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of New South Wales, Sydney. For all enquiries, please email the class account at CRICOS Provider 00098G $ 1521 mipsy pacman.s Enter a non-zero number for the seed: 42 Welcome to 1521 Pacman! The objective is to collect all the dots. Use WASD to move. Ghosts will move every time you move. Touching them will end the game. ############# #………..# #.#########.# #.#M#…….# #.#####.###.#
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######################################################################## # COMP1521 23T2 — Assignment 1 — Pacman! # !!! IMPORTANT !!! # Before starting work on the assignment, make sure you set your tab-width to 8! # It is also suggested to indent with tabs only. # Instructions to configure your text editor can be found here: # https://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cs1521/23T2/resources/mips-editors.html # !!! IMPORTANT !!!
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