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DSK is a k-mer counter for reads or genomes. It takes as input a set of sequences in FASTA or FASTQ format (see Input section). DSK outputs a set of solid kmers, i.e. kmers which occur more than a minimal amount of times in the input (-abundance-min parameter). It also outputs the number of times these kmers occur. See Results visualization section to learn how to use its output.
What is a KRACK attack? KRACK is a flaw in the multi-step handshake system that occurs between devices. With it, a hacker could take advantage of the vulnerability to eavesdrop on your Wi-Fi traffic. What could a hacker snoop on? A hacker with access to a KRACK attack would be able to see almost anything you shared over your affected Wi-Fi network.