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Cursed idea: push-pull logic family similar to CMOS (i.e. not using resistors like PMOS or NMOS logic did).
But only using NMOS transistors.
Low side: standard NMOS with body at ground
High side: NMOS with body at Vdd and charge pump gate drive boost like fancy low Rds(on) high side load switches use.

A 40.68-MHz, 200-ns-Settling Active Rectifier and TX-Side Load Monitoring for Minimizing Radiated Power in Biomedical Implants
Ronald Wijermars, Yi-Han Ou-Yang, Sijun Du, Dante Gabriel Muratore
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.07710

A 40.68-MHz, 200-ns-Settling Active Rectifier and TX-Side Load Monitoring for Minimizing Radiated Power in Biomedical Implants
This letter describes a 40.68 MHz wireless power transfer receiver for implantable applications focused on minimizing tissue heating. The system features a novel power radiated efficiency optimization strategy and a fast-settling active rectifier that maintains high efficiency during load and link variations required for downlink communication. The power radiated efficiency optimization explicitly reduces tissue heating while enabling transmitter-side load monitoring for closed-loop control. Th…

Under the Hood of BlotchyQuasar: DLL-Based RAT Campaigns Against Latin America
Alessio Di Santo
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.22323 https://

Under the Hood of BlotchyQuasar: DLL-Based RAT Campaigns Against Latin America
A sophisticated malspam campaign was recently uncovered targeting Latin American countries, with a particular focus on Brazil. This operation utilizes a highly deceptive phishing email to trick users into executing a malicious MSI file, initiating a multi-stage infection. The core of the attack leverages DLL side-loading, where a legitimate executable from Valve Corporation is used to load a trojanized DLL, thereby bypassing standard security defenses. Once active, the malware, a variant of Q…