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Category Archives: Security
Take part of a bike frame and use it for a key safe
Interesting idea…but what if someone just takes the pipe and cuts the keys loose for later use. I could actually see making this but I don’t think I would weld the bottom. Maybe just fold it over? https://www.instructables.com/id/Vehicle-Key-Safe/
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Make your own drone catcher
I almost fell over watching this one. Pretty neat idea (thought range isn’t the greatest). Guess if you need to capture some drones without killing them, this would do it. https://www.instructables.com/id/Homemade-Drone-Catcher/
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Another ESP8266 wifi jammer
Does a de-auth attack. Seems pretty simple enough. I wonder how robust it is . Hackaday Prize Entry: Don’t Build This
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EtherApe, good tool to visualize network traffic
I had almost forgotten about EtherApe, its a decent tool to show your network activity on a graph. Its been around forever. EtherApe – Graphical Network Monitor
Girlscouts get a hacker badge…well a bunch of them
Don’t know the details behind them, but it sounds interesting. http://gizmodo.com/girl-scouts-can-soon-earn-cybersecurity-badges-because-1796283484
Crypto for the IoT
This is for real embedded system that have very limited memory and CPU. Bascially its adding AES to the ESP family over MQTT. Practical IoT Cryptography on the Espressif ESP8266
Pyrasite, inject your code into running python processes
This just…is so bad. It looks like if you have the same priv’s and the exe’s, you can use this to inject your own code into the running python code. pyrasite – Inject Code Into Running Python Processes
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I forsee folks getting free parking in the future
The author figured out how to sniff some of the garage gates and get them to trip using an 433 MHz OOK module and an arduino. I see a future here where folks use this to bypass parking garage gates. … Continue reading
Github Dorks, way to scan your code in git for security issues
Mostly for username/password and other credentials. Not a bad idea since its amazing how many folks hardcode these things into code. Github Dorks – Github Security Scanning Tool
Looks like the NSA leaker was bit by a Xerox Machine
I got a kick out of this. The leaker, a contractor that should have known better, printed out the documents she leaked on a Xerox machine that has timestamp, serial number, etc printed on the documents in invisible form to … Continue reading
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