A write through procedure basically means that the cache and main memory will be written to - this should be explained in the book. What I don't...
Depends on a few of things: the size of the variables and your CPU architecture. What does sizeof(double) return on your system? What is your...
A double is only four bytes and your CPU should be able to access the whole thing in a single go; single byte access is likely to be slower than...
What does it do?
It depends on the strength of your passwords. If it's something stupid like your dog's name then of course he'll be able to hack it, as would...
What's your algorithm? Can you write out in pseudocode what the program will do? This is a good first step as it will give you an overview as to...
As I said in my VM post I don't really understand what it is you want to know. Have a look at these two Wikipedia articles: For general...
> I sent three inquiries relate cache ,too. but unfortunately,there is no clear reply yet. I think that's because the posts don't make any...
OK, I understand. Well, in general then, taking the view that the virtual memory manager (VMM) is a separate device from the CPU, *ALL* addresses...
> Such as anything falling on the ethical side of gray hat hacking. Yeah, but such as what specifically, as you said earlier "I can see a few...
There are lots of different types of CPU with different abilities. Further discussion is relatively pointless without knowing what CPU you are...
> I can see a few ethical purposes for undetectable trojans. Such as what? If you're doing stuff on computers you've been permitted access to,...
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