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• January 03, 2013
• 10:01

  Web-based TI graphing calculator emulator

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  You can leave the TI graphing calculator at home thanks to this web-based TI-83 and TI-84 emulator. As with pretty much all emulators, this depends on a ROM image from the actual hardware to work. But if you have one of the supported calculators (TI-83+, TI-83+ SE, TI-84+, or TI-84+SE) you can dump the image [...]

  Tags:  calculator image emulator ti-84-emulator calculator-emulator graphing-calculator Software hacks  

• October 19, 2012
• 13:08

  SNES emulator has it’s slot sealed shut

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  If you look closely you’ll notice there’s nowhere to put the game cartridge on this Super Nintendo system. That’s because this is a Rasberry Pi based SNES emulator that plays ROMs, not cartridges. Since the RPi board is used the only limit to what you can play is the board’s RAM and which ROMs you [...]

  Tags:  board emulator snes nintendo-system game-cartridge super-nintendo nintendo hacks  

• October 12, 2012
• 11:01

  Emulators 101: how to write a program that functions like an NES CPU

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  We’d bet everyone reading this article has played a game on an emulator at some time or another. And you may have a base idea of how those emulators work. But we’d wager the vast majority of you are clueless about the actual implementation of game emulators (we know we are). But that has all [...]

  Tags:  game program emulators game-emulators emulator bet nintendo hacks  

• October 04, 2012
• 14:01

  Try out your assembly and BASIC skills with a ZX Spectrum project

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  It can be really hard to warm up to coding in Assembly. But this tutorial looks to make it understandable and (almost) easy. It focuses on programming a game for the ZX Spectrum. But you won’t need the hardware on hand as you can just use the ZX Spin emulator as you work your way [...]

  Tags:  basic spectrum assembly zx-spectrum emulator game computer hacks  

• September 10, 2012
• 14:00

  [remote exploits] - WAN Emulator v2.3 Command Execution

   » ‎ 0day.today (was: 1337day, Inj3ct0r, 1337db)
  [remote exploits] - WAN Emulator v2.3 Command Execution

  Tags:  emulator command wan command-execution exploits  

• August 01, 2012
• 7:02

  4004 ROM emulator allows fast development on slow computers

   » ‎ Hack a Day
    Developing for extremely old computers is a chore; not only are you limited by assembly or pure machine language, there’s also the issue of burning ROMs to actually run your programs. [Frank Buss] came up with a neat solution to developing for the venerable 4004 CPU – build a ROM emulator using a modern microcontroller. [...]

  Tags:  emulator development rom frank-buss rom-emulator neat-solution slow-computers classic hacks  

• July 25, 2012
• 10:01

  Emulating the DCPU on an AVR

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [skywodd] just finished his own DCPU emulator (French, translation) based on [notch]‘s upcoming game, 0x10c. The neat thing about [skywodd]‘s build is his emulator uses the lowly ATMega328, the same microcontroller found in (some) Arduinos. The DCPU specification goes over the operations required of any DCPU emulator. There’s a lot of crazy stuff here – a division instruction [...]

  Tags:  dcpu emulator skywodd french-translation crazy-stuff microcontroller Hardware  

• June 28, 2012
• 4:01

  Cheat your way through the original Prince of Persia

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  If you don’t have the patience to play through the original Prince of Persia perhaps you should just cheat? [BLuRry] has made this easy for us, by building Prince of Persia cheats into JACE, the Java Apple Computer Emulator. He shows off the emulator and the cheats he added in the video after the break. We [...]

  Tags:  persia prince emulator prince-of-persia prince-of-persia-cheats java-apple macs hacks  

• 4:01

  Cheat your way through the original Prince of Persia

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  If you don’t have the patience to play through the original Prince of Persia perhaps you should just cheat? [BLuRry] has made this easy for us, by building Prince of Persia cheats into JACE, the Java Apple Computer Emulator. He shows off the emulator and the cheats he added in the video after the break. We [...]

  Tags:  persia prince emulator prince-of-persia prince-of-persia-cheats java-apple macs hacks  

• June 19, 2012
• 12:01

  Multi-system Nintendo emulator uses stock controllers

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  The first month of [WoolyDawg5's] summer break went into building one Nintendo emulator to rule them all. He thinks there’s nothing like playing the games on the original controllers, and we agree with him 100%. Here you can see that the cartridge door on this NES enclosure hides the extra connectors he needs. With that [...]

  Tags:  nintendo multi-system emulator nintendo-emulator summer-break stock hacks  

• May 12, 2012
• 17:10

  Update - Android & SSL Cert

   » ‎ Carnal0wnage
  Thanks to the comments left by Zach from our last Android post here, it has been brought to my attention there is an easier way to do all of this with the latest AVD (4.0.3).
  
  After creating your AVD (4.0.3)...
  
  Step 1 - Push PortSwiggerCA.crt up to the emulator's sd card (make sure you've added SD Card support to the AVD when creating it). 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Step 2 - Navigate to Settings > Security > Install Certificate from SD Card
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Step 3 - Press Okay, enter a pin or password if asked
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Step 4 - Following the install, if you'd like to shutdown the emulator and verify the settings have stuck, navigate to Settings > Security > Trusted Credentials and view the user pane. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Step 5 - As always, if you'd like to proxy traffic from the emulator, leverage the http-proxy argument....
  
  
  
  
  ~cktricky
  
  
  
  

  Tags:  sd-card emulator leverage  

• 10:57

  Android Emulator, Trusted CA, and Persistent Storage

   » ‎ Carnal0wnage
  UPDATE - An easier way to do this can be found on our update post here
  
  Android periodically updates it's SDK and somtimes when this happens, old methods for importing a Trusted CA, necessary to proxy SSL traffic, will fail and you must find a new solution. Technically speaking, it's not necessarily the import that is the problem, it's saving those changes between restarts of the emulator. If you've worked with the emulator you'll note that after importing a Trusted CA such as BurpSuite's certificate, the changes only take effect once you've rebooted the emulator. In other words, you actually have to restart the emulator, and without these steps, you'll lose your updated Trusted CA list.
  
  Using Android SDK 19, the solution was to move a temporary file and rename it. Let's begin:
  
  After creating your Android Virtual Device (AVD) named "test"....
  
  Step 1 - Run the emulator
  
  
  
  
  
  Step 2 - While running, pull the cacerts.bks file
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Step 3 - Get the keytool
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Step 4 - Import the PortSwigger SSL Certificate into the cacerts.bks file w/ keytool
  NOTE: Exporting PortSwigger SSL Certificate instructions here - http://carnal0wnage.attackresearch.com/2010/11/iphone-burp.html
  
  
  
  
  Step 5 - Remount the emulator /system folder with read-write permissions
  
  
  
  
  
  Step 6 - Push the cacerts.bks file up onto the emulator
  
  
  
  
  
  Step 7 - Move the tmp file to your local avd directory and rename it to system.img
  
  
  
  
  
  Step 8 - Restart, rm cacerts.bks, pull down the copy from emulator, ensure certificate still exists in cacerts.bks file
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The reason this data persisted was because we moved the temporary copy (emultor-<random string>) from /tmp/android-<myname>/ and renamed it to system.img. Lastly, we placed the image file in the ~/.android/avd/test.avd/ directory.
  
  hack on,
  
  cktricky
  
  

  Tags:  trusted emulator android emulator-system hack-on persistent-storage  

• July 12, 2011
• 9:01

  Zzstructure emulator

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [John Ohno] has been working on a zzstructure operating system written C since January. [John] realizes not many people know what a zzstructure is, so he posted a demo of his project. [John] has also put all the code online. A zzstructure is both a hypertext and operating system unlike anything we have today. You [...]

  Tags:  zzstructure emulator system john john-ohno hypertext misc hacks  

• June 13, 2011
• 13:06

  [Paper] PyEmu: A multi-purpose scriptable x86 emulator

   » ‎ SecDocs
  Authors: Cody Pierce
  Tags: virtual machine python
  Event: Black Hat USA 2007
  

  Tags:  pyemu emulator paper pierce-tags usa black-hat virtual-machine multi-purpose  

• December 10, 2010
• 13:00

  Kindle terminal with secret key-press activation

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [Luigi Rizzo] has been working on some hacks for his 3rd generation Kindle. There is already a Python based terminal emulator called AjaxTerm but he wanted a lightweight standalone so he reimplemented the program in C. The 100k binary monitors the keyboard, launching the terminal emulator when it detects a Shift-T sequence. It also uses [...]

  Tags:  kindle emulator terminal luigi-rizzo c.-the terminal-emulator key-press 3rd-generation handhelds hacks  

• November 04, 2010
• 13:00

  Mac SE reborn as a server and Mac emulator

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [Sprite_TM] cooked up an amazing hack by resurrecting a Mac SE using a Dockstar and ARM processor. The retro hardware had a bad mainboard thanks to the corrosive properties of a failed backup-battery. He had been wanting to do something with the Seagate Dockstar and decided it would find a nice home in the Mac. [...]

  Tags:  server emulator dockstar mac mac-se mac-emulator corrosive-properties arm-processor macs hacks  

• August 12, 2010
• 13:00

  GBA emulator ported to Didj

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  Tired of messing with the hardware of the Didj you picked up? Now you can use it for gaming on that last road trip of the summer. A Game Boy Advanced emulator has been ported for use on both the Didj and the Explorer. You’ll have to dig up a copy of the original bios [...]

  Tags:  gba didj emulator game-boy road-trip bios gameboy hacks  

• July 21, 2010
• 6:42

  Accessing your android emulator on the command line

   » ‎ Carnal0wnage
  A poster on one of the other android posts mentioned you can just telnet into the android app if you've got the emulator running.
  
  Its easy to do and the preferred way if you just want to script events. Just telnet into localhost 5554 and you can issue emulator commands.
  
  user@dev:~$ telnet localhost 5554
  Trying ::1...
  Trying 127.0.0.1...
  Connected to localhost.
  Escape character is '^]'.
  Android Console: type 'help' for a list of commands
  OK
  help
  
  Android console command help:
  help|h|? print a list of commands
  event simulate hardware events
  geo Geo-location commands
  gsm GSM related commands
  kill kill the emulator instance
  network manage network settings
  power power related commands
  quit|exit quit control session
  redir manage port redirections
  sms SMS related commands
  avd manager virtual device state
  window manage emulator window
  
  help event
  allows you to send fake hardware events to the kernel
  
  available sub-commands:
  event send send a series of events to the kernel
  event types list all type aliases
  event codes list all code aliases for a given type
  event text simulate keystrokes from a given text
  
  OK
  
  help geo
  allows you to change Geo-related settings, or to send GPS NMEA sentences
  
  available sub-commands:
  geo nmea send an GPS NMEA sentence
  geo fix send a simple GPS fix
  
  you get the idea...

  Tags:  event emulator android location-commands hardware-events script-events  

• April 20, 2010
• 8:00

  Just the right controller for any game

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [Patrice] hacked all of his classic controllers for use when playing games on an emulator. He made the base station starting with a USB gaming controller. From there he soldered wires connecting the PCB pads for all of the buttons to the pins of a d-sub connector. The same is done on the classic controller, [...]

  Tags:  game controller use patrice playing-games emulator classic hacks  

• January 23, 2010
• 8:06

  C64 interface for your computer

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  Before we get started, lets just point out that this C64 was broken. He did not take a functional C64 out of operation for this. What he did do, was to build a hardware interface for for his VICE system. For those unfamiliar, VICE is a cross platform C64 emulator. [Simon] points out that the [...]

  Tags:  interface vice computer simon hardware-interface cross-platform emulator classic hacks