EDR vs Antivirus: Understanding the Difference Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and Antivirus (AV) are two of the most popular types of defensive cybersecurity products used to protect computer assets against various types of malicious activity. Although EDR is often regarded as a ‘souped-up’ antivirus, EDR solutions often have capabilities that are very different from …
My Review of the EJPTv2 The EJPTv2 is a junior-level penetration test certification provided by eLearnSecurity/INE. It’s the second iteration of the eJPT certification and is a practical, hands-on assessment of penetration testing skills. The eJPT is often looked to within the hacking community as a major step into the world of professional ethical hacking. …
Captain’s Log April 2023 April was a great month for Electronics Reference. I published new articles on a variety of topics including Rust, Go, penetration testing, and electric circuit fundamentals. I also improved several existing articles, like the popular Zener diode and Zener diode regulator tutorials. Site Design and Functionality Updates I’m very excited about …
What is a Printed Circuit Board (PCB)? A printed circuit board, or PCB, is a board made of an insulating material that contains conductive pathways etched onto its surface. Circuit components are mounted to the surface of the PCB, with the board taking the place of connecting wires and providing a helpful structure for the …
Updates for March 2023 There was a lot going on at Electronics Reference in the month of March. My schedule has been so packed that I am getting this post out almost three weeks late! Site Wide Updates I am tinkering with different designs for the home page and also had to work through some …
Rust Course Progress Update – February 2023 Feb 2023 Overview February 2023 has been a whirlwind of progress on the Rust language course! In total, in February 22 new tutorials were added and 13 existing ones updated/improved. New topics include: vectors, structs, enums, ownership, and memory management (the stack and the heap). Within each of …
Rust Course Progress Update – January 2022 We’ve been making a huge amount of progress toward our comprehensive course on the Rust programming language. It’s been an exiting journey and while some of the topics seem trivial, actually understanding them is essential to learning Rust because of how unique the language is. For example, if …
Introducing a New Course on Rust Language! We are extremely excited to announce a (new) full course on the Rust Programming Language! This course will be the largest project to date here at Electronics Reference, and seems like a logical next step following on our recent articles on Python and the nascent Carbon language. What …
Samsung Universal Remote Codes Samsung is a leading manufacturer of electronics including TVs, DVD players, and other devices that you might want to pair with a universal remote control. The process of pairing a universal remote with any compatible Samsung device is simple with the correct code and a few simple steps to program it. …
Universal Remote Control Codes For Panasonic TVs Panasonic makes great TVs that pair well with most universal remotes. The process is simple and only takes a few steps. The first step is identifying the right four digit universal remote code for your Panasonic TV. If you have a modern HD Panasonic TV and are looking …
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