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Hack a Day
[Sebastian] is learning Morse code and CW radio, and of course he needed a telegraph key. Instead of using the terribly unergonomic paddle style key, he built a capacitive touch iambic key over the course of a few evenings. An iambic key usually has two switches. When one switch is closed, it will transmit a [...]
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SecDocs
Authors:
Wolfgang Draxinger Tags:
Linux Event:
Chaos Communication Congress 27th (27C3) 2010 Abstract: Time to take a look back and under the hood of the current state of FOSS based desktops: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly – Bloat, strange APIs, too much complexity. The first decade of the 21st century brought huge progress in the development of FOSS Desktop systems. Users can now choose from a broad range of environments, which all adhere to a coherent set of standards. Not to forget that FOSS did even pioneer some GUI technologies which were later adopted by other (read: non free) systems.
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Hack a Day
Ever played a mini-golf course that includes a vacuum powered tube transport and Wii Nunchuk controlled labyrinth? We’d bet the answer is no on both counts, unless you’re friends with [Tom Scott]. He enlisted his local hacker friends to build a uniquely geeky mini-golf course to help him celebrate a milestone birthday — 10k days on this Earth. [...]
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Hack a Day
[Nick] wrote in telling us about the LED cube he built over the course of six months. He calls LED cubes ‘done to death,’ but [Nick] might be too humble. His 8x8x8 RGB LED cube is the best we’ve ever seen. To start his build, [Nick] built a simple 4x4x4 cube as a proof of [...]
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Hack a Day
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology just announced the first course offering in their new online classes program. Great news, it’s an analog design course which is right up our alley. The prototype session will be 6.002: Circuits and Electronics. If you’re a fan of our links posts you may remember hearing about the MITx program a month [...]
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Hack a Day
Never get between a man and his salami. [Mike] needed a way to control temperature, humidity and airflow with his meat curing setup. Of course he could modify a refrigerator and humidifier to be controlled separately, but [Mike] decided the best course of action would be to control line voltage with an Arduino. [Mike] started [...]
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Hack a Day
Many hacks are, of course, interesting in their own right. Hacks like this one, however, fulfill a much greater purpose by helping people overcome their disabilities. The PixBoard is “an illuminated board adapted for disabled people, especially for people with cerebral palsy, giving them access to games using shift technology.” This device was developed for [...]
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Carnal0wnage
Joe McCray with Strategic Security is running a two week exploit dev course.
Course Description & Instructor Information:
http://strategicsec.com/Exploit-Dev-Courses-Oct-2011.pdfStrategic Security has teamed up with Net-Square to provide the most comprehensive exploit development course package available to the public. Occasionally similar courses are offered privately to various three letter agencies and large financial institutions.
Exploit development is often considered the most difficult area of focus in the entire field of IT security. It requires both a broad range of skills and deep level of knowledge in Networking, Operating Systems, and Programming. Now you too can learn what has long been thought to be "Black Magic" by many from one of the top practitioners and trainers in the world.
How is this course put together?
The course is actually a 2 week package deal designed to both teach the fundamentals of modern exploit development and give the student ample guided practice time with the instructor to actually get proficient.
Dates:
Exploit Dev: No Assembly Required Oct 31 - 4 Nov 2011 (5 Days)
Exploit Dev: Target Practice Nov 7 - 11 2011 (5 Days)
Training Location
The workshops will be held at "The Academy of Computer Education" in Greenbelt, MD.
The address is:
7833 Walker Drive, Suite 520C Greenbelt, Maryland 20770
$1000 Discount by using these links
Exploit Dev 1 Week @ $5,000
http://tinyurl.com/SS-EDNAR-D-CGExploit Dev 1 Week @ $6,000
http://tinyurl.com/SS-D-EDTP-CGExploit Dev 2 Week Package Deal @ 8,500
http://tinyurl.com/SS-EDNAR-TP-D-CG
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Hack a Day
CES is a time for showcasing the latest and greatest innovative products. While the crowd milled around the iLounge there was one company who stood out amongst the rest. [Mike] from CableJive is making his debut on the biggest stage for innovation this year. Many of you will remember [Mike] from a post back in [...]
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Hack a Day
Automating something involving data from the Internet can be confusing when it comes to pages generated by user input. For instance, let’s say you want to scrape data from a page that loads after using a search box. [Andrew Peng] posted a quick and dirty example to help you write your own scripts. The example [...]
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Hack a Day
Did you know weighing bee hives was even necessary? Of course it is. Monitoring hive weight can tell a beekeeper a lot about the size of the swarm, their harvesting habits, and the yield they are producing. We had to cover this hack because it’s a fine piece of engineering. [Trearick] designed a bee hive [...]
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remote-exploit & backtrack
Hello ..!
I'm new to the forum and not accurately know where everything is located, if they posted bad about it please move. The second is that it was not so I'm not. "Lazy" plow across and along the board, and, so to speak, "sh*t" - Namely, propagates to me about what the topic .. The course of events is as follows:
a) fires a computer,
b) Then, after loading all of a miracle, fires up the choice of systems, which of course I choose ubuntu,
c) fires up the box loader ubuntu is the first pick, which at the end of the sentence the words "(recovery mode)"
d) Then I load Ubuntu, and even here sometimes when loading the screen blinks (black background) per sec and then continue to load with a light jams
e) When the fires system after about 2 minutes, use type: Setting the bar, pulling the icons on the desktop, etc.., namely small things for now I'm trying to do, because just yesterday I installed Ubuntu and this is so, then I did not like it, and Here is why I am writing to you colleagues
Parameters of the PC (but I do not think it had an impact on it, because in the dad's laptop, which is much weaker hardware to move the walls Mesershmit):
AMD Athlon 3500+ 64Bit`s
ATI Radeon X1650
1.5 GB RAM
HardDisk: 120 GB
Thank you kindly in advance for your help and greet ...
Szpaner
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remote-exploit & backtrack
hi
i want to join the BackTrack WiFu cours
Ask not what I will do I get aim of this course
Please help from experts in this discipline
Do you advise me to register for this course
What do you think of this course
1337day (was: Inj3ct0r, 1337db)
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