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Hack a Day
[Mesoiam] managed to pick up a Viscount hammer weighted keyboard for pretty cheap. For those who are unfamiliar, Viscount makes keyboards that feel like you’re playing a piano, hammers and all. The only problem with this, as [Mesoiam] discovered, is that even when he’s jamming with headphones in, his friends down stairs can still hear [...]
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Hack a Day
[Adr990] wants to make sure his Game Boy game saves aren’t lost to aging batteries. They’re stored in SRAM with a small coin cell inside the cartridge to keep the memory energized when the game is not being played. But if you pull out the battery in order to replace it the data will be [...]
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Packet Storm Security Recent Files
Simple Fuzz is a simple fuzzer. It has two network modes of operation, an output mode for developing command line fuzzing scripts, as well as taking fuzzing strings from literals and building strings from sequences. It is built to fill a need - the need for a quickly configurable black box testing utility that does not require intimate knowledge of the inner workings of C or require specialized software rigs. The aim is to just provide a simple interface, clear inputs/outputs, and reusability.
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Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
Simple Fuzz is a simple fuzzer. It has two network modes of operation, an output mode for developing command line fuzzing scripts, as well as taking fuzzing strings from literals and building strings from sequences. It is built to fill a need - the need for a quickly configurable black box testing utility that does not require intimate knowledge of the inner workings of C or require specialized software rigs. The aim is to just provide a simple interface, clear inputs/outputs, and reusability.
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Hack a Day
[Francisco] is helping his mother with a repair to the headlight knob on her Ford Ranger. Above you can see the broken knob on the left, and what it is supposed to look like on the right (taken from [Francisco's] own vehicle for reference). We’ve encountered split shafts on plastic knobs before and decided it [...]
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Hack a Day
[Owen] has a fairly big project in the works, where he’ll need to use infrared light to send data wirelessly between two nodes. The only problem with his grand plan is that he has never built anything of the sort. As a learning exercise, he decided to try his hand at building a wireless control [...]
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Hack a Day
[Spode] has been rocking out with a pair of Shure E4C earphones for about six years now, and he has no intentions of buying another set any time soon. The earphones cost him £200, so when the right channel started acting up, he decided to fix them rather than toss them in the trash bin. [...]
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Hack a Day
For those of you not familiar, an induction heater is a device capable of heating something up very rapidly using a changing magnetic field. [RMC Cybernetics] decided to build one and was nice enough to write up the project for the Internet’s learning and amusement. A full explanation as well as a schematic and build [...]
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Hack a Day
It seems that [pppd] is always rushing out of his apartment to catch the bus, and he finds himself frequently questioning whether or not he remembered to lock the door. He often doubles back to check, and while he has never actually forgotten to lock the door, he would rather not deal with the worry. [...]
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Hack a Day
Hacker [Dino Segovis] is back with yet another installment of his Hack a Week series, and it’s looking like he isn’t too worse for wear after hunkering down to face hurricane Irene. This week, it seems that [Dino] is having some problems separating his PNP transistors from his NPNs. After Albert Einstein proves to be [...]
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Hack a Day
Like many of us, [Bertho] has had plenty if interaction with “Executive” types who seem to make decisions randomly, and most certainly not based upon any sort of reason. As he was picking through parts bins at his local hackerspace, he thought it would be fun to build an “Executive Decision Maker”. The device he [...]
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Hack a Day
[Giorgos Lazaridis] just finished building a simple clock on a breadboard. It uses a common real time clock chip, the DS1307. This is less expensive that its full-featured older brother, the DS3232. The difference between the two is that the 1307 requires an external 32.768 kHz crystal and it is not temperature compensated. This means [...]
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Hack a Day
When dealing with electronics you need 1 key thing, electricity. For quite a while now if I needed 5 volts I would just grab my homebrew arduino, but that is not always handy and its tethered to the pc and it does not have 3v. If I wanted 3 volts, now I am digging around [...]
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Hack a Day
[Rajendra Bhatt] writes in to let us know about a nice simple IR bounce tachometer. The project uses a startUSB for PIC board and a 16×2 character LCD with a very basic Infrared bounce circuit. Measuring either a reflective or non reflective spot in the rotating object, in this case a bit of white paper, [...]
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Hack a Day
[Sean Michael Ragan] built this FM transmitter which shows off its circuitry via a clear plastic dome. The device is electrically identical to one we looked at in September. That version championed a construction method that used small squares of copper clad as solder points which were each super-glued to a large copper-clad platform serving [...]
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Hack a Day
While many of us have banished land line telephones from our houses, there are still quite a few people who utilize POTS lines today. These analog phone systems use Dual Tone Multi Frequency (DTMF) signals in order to audibly represent all of the keys on a telephone keypad and place calls. [Brad] over at LucidScience [...]
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Packet Storm Security Exploits
Simple PHP Newsletter suffers from a remote administrative password changing vulnerability when the install script is left in place.
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Hack a Day
The [Dallas Personal Robotics Group] recently put together a set of tutorials for their members, including the build process of a table-top robot, they call the Tiny Wanderer. The bot can be constructed pretty easily, and is meant as an introduction to robot building. The small servo-driven bot uses simple edge sensors to ensure that [...]
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Hack a Day
[Mirslav] built this fuidyne engine himself. This is a single piston model but you won’t find any precision milled cylinders here. That’s because fluidyne engines use columns of water as the pistons. In the rig shown above you can see one metal pipe which serves as the cold side of the loop. There’s another hot [...]
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Hack a Day
While the Sega Dreamcast has long been out of production, there is an avid fanbase that loves the console dearly. As with many CD/DVD-based consoles, the Dreamcast can sometimes run into issues reading discs, at which point all games are unplayable. Instructables user [Andrew] got his hands on a pair of the consoles and found [...]
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Hack a Day
[Stephen] often finds the need to make his own PCBs at home, and when he got the urge to do some etching recently, he realized that he was fresh out of “Ferret Chloride and Bureaucratic Acid*.” Undeterred by his empty chemical cabinet, he poked around in his kitchen mixing together anything and everything that might [...]
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Hack a Day
[BrianH] decided that he no longer wanted to venture outside on cold or rainy days just to check if the mail had come, so he built himself a notification system that would alert him if the postman had stopped by. Additionally, he admits to being forgetful on occasion and wanted a way to monitor whether [...]
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Hack a Day
A few months back, [John] was reading an article about a simple RFID security system kit, and decided he would like to build one himself. While many of the system’s details, including full schematics were provided, he was dismayed to find that the source code for the project was not published as it was held [...]
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Hack a Day
[HankDavis] sent along this link to a video showing a tutorial on how to make touch sensors using a “darlington pair”. In the video we are taken through the idea and how we’re going to construct it. [Thad]explains in detail how this works in simple terms and illustrates it clearly. Unfortunately they don’t show an [...]
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Packet Storm Security Exploits
Simple Web Content Management System version 1.21 suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability that allows for authentication bypass.
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Packet Storm Security Recent Files
This tool helps discover local file inclusion vulnerabilities. It creates a random user agent for the connection, supports nullbytes, supports common Unix systems, and more.
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Packet Storm Security Tools
This tool helps discover local file inclusion vulnerabilities. It creates a random user agent for the connection, supports nullbytes, supports common Unix systems, and more.
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Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
This tool helps discover local file inclusion vulnerabilities. It creates a random user agent for the connection, supports nullbytes, supports common Unix systems, and more.
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SecurityFocus Vulnerabilities
Re: [Full-disclosure] Simple kernel attack using socketpair. easy, 100% reproductiblle, works under guest. no way to protect :(
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Hack a Day
[Derek] puts the “hack” into the word shack. We really enjoyed his “little yellow house” videos and shared them with you. After that, we discovered that he has published a book. No, he didn’t have it published, he published it. This guy is DIY through and through. “Humble Homes, Simple Shacks, Cozy Cottages, Ramshackle Retreats, [...]
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Hack a Day
[Pablo] likes to buy and repair broken cameras. When he was in need of a way to test the shutter speed, his brother came up with a great idea. Harvest the photo transistor from an old ball mouse. It turned out to be just as easy as it sounds. He plugs the circuit into some [...]
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Hack a Day
Chances are you’ve come across an Ethernet cable where the small plastic tab that holds the plug in place has broken off. We have a crimper on hand and usually just throw on a new RJ45 connector but [Laxap] found a simple alternative to fix Ethernet plugs. By using a couple of correctly sized cable [...]
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Packet Storm Security Tools
Simple Log File Analyzer is a tool that looks for different attack attempts in Apache2 access logs. Written in Python.
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remote-exploit & backtrack
One simple Question. I have a dell inspiron b130 notebook it has a IPW 2200 wireless card. Can I hack a wep network with BT4 final?? Thats all I want to know
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Hack a Day
[Jakob] sent in his method of dealing with broken laptop hinges. Broken hinges are a plague. We have no less than 4 laptops lying around that are beyond repair with broken hinges. Some are just propped up against things, some have had box hinges glued to them and some are just waiting to die slowly [...]