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Chaos Communication Congress 28th (28C3) 2011 Abstract: In 2004 I started a weekly podcast on international under-reported news based on a feeling that this was something I enjoy doing and I could be good at. More than 7 years and 400 episodes later, with the help of listeners and friends, I have travelled almost nonstop to some of the most interesting and unexpected corners of the world. These travels have led me to some unconventional guests, topics, and life choices. Through it all, week after week, I have kept the program going. The lessons I've learned and continue to learn going forward, tell a story that answers alot of today's most popular questions about the future of the internet and independent journalism. From crowd source funding to the streets of New Orleans, from itunes politics to the mountains of Afghanistan, I will share these stories and whatever wisdom they have brought me.
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Chaos Communication Congress 28th (28C3) 2011 Abstract: In 2004 I started a weekly podcast on international under-reported news based on a feeling that this was something I enjoy doing and I could be good at. More than 7 years and 400 episodes later, with the help of listeners and friends, I have travelled almost nonstop to some of the most interesting and unexpected corners of the world. These travels have led me to some unconventional guests, topics, and life choices. Through it all, week after week, I have kept the program going. The lessons I've learned and continue to learn going forward, tell a story that answers alot of today's most popular questions about the future of the internet and independent journalism. From crowd source funding to the streets of New Orleans, from itunes politics to the mountains of Afghanistan, I will share these stories and whatever wisdom they have brought me.
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Another week has come and gone and that means that it is time for our week in review. These are the top posts that have been viewed at Hackaday in the past week. Coming in at first place is a post about a project by [Red Jones] and [Brian Kast] of Sandia labs. Ethical issues [...]
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Hack a Day
Another week has passed and it is time to review the best of what hit our blog in the past week. In first place is a repeat from last week showing how you can turn an Android device with a CMOS camera into a radiation detector. In first place if we ignore repeats is a [...]
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Hack a Day
In case you missed them the first time around, here are our most popular posts from the past week. In first place was a repeat from last week of how you can make a privacy screen from an old LCD display. We want to serve up fresh stuff in this post though so we’ll add [...]
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Hack a Day
This week, we are serving up part five in our series where we are using the Pololu 3pi robot as a fancy development board for the ATmega328p processor. This week we are taking a quick break from working with the perpherals specific to the processor and will show how to work with the 3pi’s line [...]
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Hack a Day
In this week’s video, we continue on where we left off last week with another in our series of videos where we discuss how to program for the ATmega328p processor. This week, [Jack] takes a look at the analog to digital converter and takes us through how to set things up and then how to [...]
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Hack a Day
Typically, when people hear that you’ve made a Halloween costume for your dog, the statement is met with the eye rolling and polite lies about how cute the outfit is. There are few exceptions to this rule, and [Dino’s] latest creation is one of them. For this week’s entry in his Hack a Week series, [...]
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Hack a Day
In case you missed them the first time, here are the most popular posts from this week: Our most popular post this week was about how to use HTML5 to display sensor data. This is a pretty interesting demo of the new web technology. Next up is a post about an animatronic zombie that can [...]
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Hack a Day
In case you missed them the first time, here are our most popular posts from the past week. Our most popular post of the week was about a ball that has a matrix of 256 LEDs encrusted onto its surface, allowing all sorts of patterns to be displayed. Next up is a post about the [...]
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Hack a Day
In case you missed them the first time around, here are our most popular posts from the past week. Our most popular post of the week was one about a rocket that was built by the [Qu8k team] that was their entry for the Carmack Prize, which put up a purse of $10,000 for proof [...]
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Hack a Day
In case you missed them the first time, here are our most popular posts from the past week. Our most popular post this week is about a clock modeled after Lord Vetinari’s clock in Discworld that ticks at random intervals but keeps accurate time. Our next most popular post is of a project that takes [...]
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Hack a Day
Reading this week’s ATtiny-themed builds, [Thomas] was reminded one of his coolest builds. His midi808 project used an ATtiny2313 to sync a vintage Roland 808 drum machine to his Logic workstation. Even though MIDI had been around for a few years when 808s were being made, the CPU in the 808 isn’t exactly up to [...]
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Hack a Day
This week we are continuing on with our multi-part series where [Jack] shows you how to use Eagle CAD. This video continues where last week’s video left off by showing how to create a custom part and how to use the schematic editor. If you haven’t seen last week’s video, you can find it here. [...]
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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
In case you missed them, here are our biggest posts from the past week. For the weapons enthusiasts in our audience, make sure to check out our most popular post this week where [Liquider] shows a project in which an airsoft pistol was converted into a coil gun. Our next most popular post was based [...]
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Hack a Day
In case you missed them, here are our biggest posts from the past week. The post that drew the most attention this week was our own [Kevin Dady]‘s post about how to install Linux on a 386. In this post, he talks about the process that he used to put a functional copy of Linux [...]
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Hack a Day
For this week’s hack, [Dino] was working on a mechanical cat toy, but the project fell apart towards the end for some reason or another. With time running out, he had to come up with something on pretty short notice, using whatever he happened to have on hand. Luckily he picks up some seriously weird [...]
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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
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Hack a Day
[Dino Segovis] is at it again! For this week’s installment of his “Hack A Week” series [Dino] is holding a guitar pickup winding 101. Professional guitar pickups can cost hundreds of dollars, but are all essentially a permanent magnet wrapped in a bunch of wire. Using some cheap headphones, magnet wire, and a spare bolt [...]
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Hack a Day
If you don’t have a 9-to-5 type of job you might find yourself constantly resetting your alarm clock as your calendar commitments change. [Lucas] finally got fed up with the nightly ritual and decided to build his own alarm clock which has unique settings for each day of the week (translated). The display itself is an [...]
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Hack a Day
Maker [Dino Segovis] has started on a project he calls “Hack a week” where he will be putting together one hack or project per week, for a full year. The first installment of his video series was finished just two days before April Fool’s, and appropriately enough covers the construction of a circuit you can [...]
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Hack a Day
The Copenhagen Suborbitals are now within one week of their first launch. We looked in on the non-profit and non-secretive space program back in March but we had no idea the group had a frickin’ submarine at their disposal. What you see above is the rocket on its floating launch platform. The submarine will haul [...]
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remote-exploit & backtrack
i made 10gb for bt4 final.. after a week i use bt4, i got pop out tell me the disk is full.. i dont know what to delete anymore.. im not store my file in /home but it still full..
actually how and why this problem occurs?
how can i add size of bt4 partition without reinstall it??
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Hack a Day
The iPad, announced earlier this week, has been a massive media extravaganza. Some people were elated, and some let down. We’ve been asked over and over what our thoughts on the device are. Join us after the break to find out.
[Caleb]–My grandma would love this. I really think that she is their target. It is [...]
