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Category Archives: Security
ID’ing a 3D printer
Interesting work on how to figure out the printer an object came from. Its like the old days with printers to try and ID them (before they started hiding serial numbers and such in each print). Researchers discover a new … Continue reading
Turn your digispark into a rubber ducky
The hacking tool. Looks like someone ported the tools to the ATiny, in this case the DigiSpark system, which runs from $1.5 to $8. Its not as fancy as the original, but it will do the job. DIY Rubber Ducky … Continue reading
Fizz for TLS
Facebook apparently came up with a wrapper around OpenSSL for TLS1.3. It looks interesting. https://github.com/facebookincubator/fizz
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Places to register your bike so if its stolen
You may have a chance to recover it. https://bikeindex.org/ https://project529.com/garage/
HP has a bug bounty for its printers
Unfortunately its thru private invite only with bugcrowd.com. I remember looking at HP systems a few years back and, well this might be a good way to bring in some extra cash. https://www.zdnet.com/article/hp-will-give-you-10000-to-hack-your-printer/
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Simple TV remote jammer
No CPU needed, just a simple circuit that pretty much floods IR. http://www.instructables.com/id/TV-Remote-Jammer-Circuit-555-Timer-Projects-Simple/
FontCode, interesting proposal to embed messages in a message
If I read it correctly, the proposal is to tweak the letters in a typed letter to have an embedded message within it. Its like a form of stenography. It looks like the authors only have a prototype and write-up … Continue reading
Why didn’t I think of this, Skim Reaper
Basically its a tool that will read if 2 mag reader heads are in an ATM (thus a skimmer is in there) instead of just the 1. https://gizmodo.com/nypd-testing-skim-reaper-to-fight-credit-card-fraud-1825927938
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Card Reader for equipment
Nice build with an arduino to automate access to equipment. http://www.instructables.com/id/Card-Reading-Shop-Power-Switch/
Interesting project that looks at IoT devices
Basically it monitors the devices for security and privacy issues. Haven’t played with it myself yet. https://iot-inspector.princeton.edu/
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