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• April 26, 2012
• 9:01

  Modeling an object with internal IMUs

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [Joseph Malloch] sent in a really cool video of him modeling a piece of foam twisting and turning in 3D space. To translate the twists, bends, and turns of his piece of foam, [Joseph] used several inertial measurement units (IMUs) to track the shape of a deformable object. These IMUs consist of a 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis [...]

  Tags:  foam piece imus joseph-malloch joseph inertial-measurement-units axis-accelerometer deformable-object news  

• April 19, 2012
• 12:02

  Building the mind of a robot overlord

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  The folks at the Louisville hackerspace LVL1 now have a fabulous piece of wall art that is also a speech synthesizer. The speech synthesizer is over two feet long and is made of nine panels of stripboard connected with right angle headers. An awesome piece of art if there ever was one. This speech synthesizer is actually 30 years [...]

  Tags:  piece speech synthesizer louisville speech-synthesizer stripboard right-angle classic hacks  

• December 05, 2011
• 8:01

  An iambic keyer in 5 minutes

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  When most people think about a telegraph key, a piece of 1890s tech with a lever that moves up and down comes to mind. These ‘straight keys’ were terrible for telegraphers and led to repetitive stress injuries like carpel tunnel syndrome..Iambic keys came along and move the contacts to a horizontal position. If you ever [...]

  Tags:  piece telegraph keyer repetitive-stress-injuries iambic-keyer straight-keys arduino hacks  

• October 18, 2011
• 7:01

  A CD Changer Made of Wood

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  Although this is by no means a new hack – it was made circe 2002 – this wooden CD changer is an interesting piece of machinery. The whole thing is a simple pick-and-place device. The gripper is brilliant in it’s simplicity, using only a rubber band, wood, and a solenoid. It grips the CD by [...]

  Tags:  circe piece changer wood new-hack gripper rubber-band misc hacks  

• September 10, 2011
• 11:01

  Improving your welder without a microcontroller

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  We’re always impressed when a piece of hardware is torn apart, rebuilt and ends up exceeding the capabilities of the original device. [Dave] and [Will]‘s home-built TIG welder is no exception to that rule. When [Dave] and [Will] started working on converting a simple AC stick welder to a welder with every function imaginable, they [...]

  Tags:  piece welder microcontroller dave capabilities tool hacks  

• February 11, 2011
• 8:00

  How the arduino won? This is how we can kill it.

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [Phillip Torrone],  has written a piece over at Make entitled “Why the Arduino won, and why it’s here to stay“. While boasting that the Arduino “won” at roughly 100k units in the wild sounds decently impressive at first, lets just ponder for a moment how many bare AVR chips there are out there in home-made [...]

  Tags:  piece arduino moment phillip-torrone wild-sounds hacks  

• January 26, 2011
• 8:34

  Reactions to comments from Val's post #1

   » ‎ Carnal0wnage
  received this comment to Val's post
  
  "Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 01/04/2011 - 09:33.
  The problem with pentesters phishing ...

  The problem with pentesters phishing ... is that it does more harm then good for the organization. Without the education piece following a phish, you setup the organization to ban the practice."

  Phishing and client-side attacks have been going on for far too long to not allow your testers to use them during test.**
  
  So on one hand you are correct, every phishing exercise done either by an internal team, pentester, or attacker should be followed by an education piece by your internal security/IT team. Every phishing attack is an opportunity to retrain users.
  
  On the other other hand, its how people get in. To broadly call it useless because 1. you are too lazy to educate your users after the fact or 2. didn't think ahead enough to require the PT shop to leave you with education materials or follow up the phish with an education piece doesn't mean it lacks value.
  
  Like I mentioned in the previous post, you need to know how you are going to stand up in realistic scenarios. Does one client-side 0day leave your whole network open to all sorts of badness? you need to know.
  
  **This is assuming that the company's maturity level supports doing a phishing exercise. If your internal security just plain sucks, then you could probably win the argument that no phishing should be conducted but I would counter with why are you getting a Pentest in the first place if things are that bad. Use those consulting dollars to have the consultant help you with your risk plan, internal vulnerability scanning/patching program, workstation/server hardening or teaching you how to scan your internal assets yourself. To steal a Nickerson analogy..."how do you know you can put up a fight if you cant take punch" BUT that doesnt mean you start out getting your ass kicked by starting training with [INSERT MMA BADASS HERE] instead of working your way up.

  Tags:  piece education post internal-assets realistic-scenarios maturity-level opinion  

• December 23, 2010
• 21:25

  [Slides] Will it Blend

   » ‎ SecDocs
  Authors: Billy Rios
  Tags: exploiting client side
  Event: Ruxcon 2010
  Abstract: Today’s information systems are giant mesh of complexity. Typical consumer systems have large numbers of software created by different software manufactures installed on their machines. This mesh of software creates an ecosystem, where software is intertwined and in some cases dependant on each other. When one piece of the ecosystem gets out of line, it can have a dramatic effect on the ecosystem as a whole. A small vulnerability or even an ‘annoying’ behaviour from one piece of software can alter the behaviour of a 2nd piece of software, a behavior which a 3rd piece of software is depending on for a security decision. Enter the world of blended vulnerabilities and attacks. This talk will discuss the details of various ‘blended’ attacks and demonstrates the chaining of seeming low risk vulnerabilities and unusual design decisions from popular software together to create a higher risk exploit.

  Tags:  piece ecosystem Software billy-rios design-decisions typical-consumer dramatic-effect  

• October 01, 2010
• 0:00

  Blackwater Wins Piece Of $10 Billion Merc Deal

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Headlines
  Blackwater Wins Piece Of $10 Billion Merc Deal

  Tags:  piece blackwater wins merc  

• August 29, 2010
• 8:00

  Art piece from board artwork

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [Theo Kamecke] is an artist who produces striking pieces using printed circuit boards. We’ve seen PCBs used as faux stained-glass before, but [Theo's] craftsmanship stands apart from everything we’ve seen. His webpage has at least one piece that sites the usage of vintage 1960′s circuit boards, but we wonder if he doesn’t design some of [...]

  Tags:  piece board circuit theo-kamecke theo art faux-stained-glass board-artwork striking-pieces misc hacks  

• May 05, 2010
• 8:00

  Possibly the most beautiful piece of hardware

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  I’m going to break from the typical Hackaday article format for a moment. I’m smitten, captivated by this wondrous new discovery. Forgive my ignorance for having never seen one of these before, I didn’t go to school for electronics. For those, who like myself wondered, what is this beautiful glowing thing, it is a mercury arc valve [...]

  Tags:  piece hackaday Hardware mercury-arc article-format rants