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Carnal0wnage
Quick notes
I wanted to be able to boot the Kano OS in a virtual machine so i could play
hack minecraft with the kids and play along with the Kano OS desktop/games. I was trying to avoid plugging a raspberry pi into an monitor to use and wanted to use it on my local laptop.
Well, not so easy. VirtualBox/VMware dont support ARM. However QEMU does.
This repo (
https://github.com/dhruvvyas90/qemu-rpi-kernel/wiki/Emulating-Jessie-image-with-4.x.xx-kernel) had the recent raspberry pi kernels to use with QEMU.
If you follow the steps on that page with regards to mounting the image and editing /etc/ld.so.preload and /etc/fstab I was able to get the image to boot up successfully...slow as hell...but it technically was working.
command to boot with vnc:
p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 13.0px Monaco; color: #f5f5f5; background-color: #000000} span.s1 {font-variant-ligatures: no-common-ligatures} $ qemu-system-arm -vnc :1 -kernel qemu-rpi-kernel/kernel-qemu-4.4.34-jessie -cpu arm1176 -m 256 -M versatilepb -append "root=/dev/sda2 rootfstype=ext4 rw" -hda Kanux-Beta-v3.9.0-Lovelace-jessie-rc-2017-03-23_04-48.img
OS with vnc:
I was so horribly slow i don't think this is feasible. I am going to try using libvirt to make it better or just see if i can play hack minecraft another way. If I get anywhere further with the project i'll post an update.
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Hack a Day
A new feature that we’re playing with is an occasional look back at this day in Hack a Day history. While we’re still hotly disputing exactly what, when, and how to show, we thought today would be a great day to introduce the idea. So, in on this day in Hack a Day history we’re [...]
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Hack a Day
[Bogdan] received this set of Serioux Panda speakers as a gift. I turns out that they sound very good and he decided to make them more useful to him by converting them to work as Bluetooth speakers. To begin with he bought the cheapest A2DP device he could find. This is the protocol that identifies [...]
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SecDocs
Tags:
sniffer Event:
DEFCON 5 Abstract: He will define the idea, explain everything from 802.2 frames down to the TCP datagram, and explain the mechanisms (NIT, bpf) that different platforms provide to allow the hack
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Hack a Day
[Svofski's] latest hack seeks to do no more than look cool on his desk. We’d say mission accomplished. He doesn’t even need anyone around to be proud of the small round CRT display unit he put together. Just having it hum away next to him will be more than enough to keep him going when [...]
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Hack a Day
[Maximilian Güntner] dropped us a comment in last week’s globe writeup linking to his own project, which involves a similar high power LED driver mod. This looks like the exact same mod we came up with, and [Güntner] even used the mod to connect a bunch of high power LEDs to a PCA9685 LED driver [...]
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Hack a Day
This is a simple iOS debugging tool that will take no time to solder together. There’s even a chance that you already have everything you need on hand. The hack simply connects an RS232-to-USB converter to a breakout board for an iPod connector. The hardware is aimed not at stock iOS systems, but as an [...]
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Hack a Day
There is no single and definitive definition of what hacking is. We all have different versions of similar ideas in our head, but depending on your background and area of enthusiasm, hacking means something different. While dictionary.com has many definitions of the word itself, none seem to cover what we see on a daily basis. [...]
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Hack a Day
When you’re driving for days on the highway, you see some interesting things. If you’re like me, you usually don’t have the time to get your camera out and snap a picture. Especially if it is just a goofy looking car, or an interesting tree or something. This hack will make it really easy to [...]
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Hack a Day
Although it could be debated as to whether or not this is a “hack,” since the equipment used is built for excavation, the scale of it seems deserving of a mention. In the linked article, [Joe] is quoted as saying, “the common misconception here is that the RC’s are not here to excavate my basement, [...]
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Hack a Day
We had tons of ideas, but the one that seemed most feasible, and had the least probability of causing mortal injury, was this. We created a red bull launching mortar system. The cans are launched and a parachute deploys to bring them down to the eager people below safely. I was the one in charge [...]
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Hack a Day
[Timo] didn’t want to look like every other lighted driveway but using solar path lights. Instead he decided to light it up as if it were a runway. It’s easy to look at the result as cute and move on to the next hack. But look again. If you were going to do this yourself [...]
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Hack a Day
This glowing LED is proof that the experiments [Nvermeer] is doing with conductive ink are working. We’re filing this one as a chemistry hack because you need to hit the lab ahead of time in order to get the conductivity necessary for success. He reports that this technique uses a copper powder suspended in an epoxy [...]
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Hack a Day
Here are the contronl modules for a sous-vide project over at Nerdkits. [Humberto] and crew continue doing a great job of focusing a project on one goal, then explaining the steps needed to get there. In this case they wanted to build their own sous-vide appliance that was cheap, and didn’t really require the user [...]
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Hack a Day
This radio controlled car controller replacement is a great project to try some new things with that fancy hardware you’ve got sitting around. The hack comes in two parts, the receiver and the transmitter. They’re communicating via Bluetooth so if you only want to build one side of the hardware you should be able to make most [...]
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Hack a Day
There is a long tradition of hacking transportation to work on the rails. People have done it to all kinds of things for many reasons. Some are for rail maintenance, others are simply to enjoy the tracks. With as much unused railways as we have, it seems a shame to waste them. This hack turns [...]
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Hack a Day
Some of the deep thinkers over at MIT have come up with an interesting hack for ordinary glass. If you coat it in a special way it becomes nearly invisible. This is only one of the effects of the coating, but brings images of people walking through glass walls to our minds. Joking aside, this [...]
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Hack a Day
Lets just start right off and acknowledge that the word “Hack” is in our site name. We all see it. It is right there, in plain English. However, anyone who spends more than a few nanoseconds looking down below that big name, will quickly see that the kind of hacking we do is more like [...]
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Hack a Day
[wejp] picked up an IKEA SPÖKA night light, but he wasn’t entirely impressed with its functionality. Pressing the top of the ghost’s head causes it to cycle through a few colors, and pressing it a second time locks it into displaying the current color until its tapped again. Inspired by this SPÖKA hack which used [...]
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Hack a Day
Ever since Hack a Day first emerged on the scene in 2004, the site’s design has been pretty consistent. The black background with its green and white text, while a bit dubious looking at work, is fine by me. For others however, the site’s design is a constant eyesore both figuratively and literally. [James Litton] [...]
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Earlier this week, fellow Hack a Day-er [Mike Nathan] reviewed Adafruit’s new iPhone/iPad app Circuit Playground. The comments on [Mike]‘s review turned to suggesting ElectroDroid as an alternative to Circuit Playground. Surprisingly, Hack a Day authors actually pay attention to the comments, so I’ve decided to throw my hat into the ring and offer up my review of [...]
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Here’s a nifty programmer for a cheap Bluetooth module. So just how cheap is this part? Does $6.60 sound like an extreme deal? The information on this hack is spread throughout a series of posts. The link above goes to the completed programmer (kind of a look back on the hack). But you might start [...]
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Hack a Day
We’re really not supposed to start a feature like this; but this hack is awesome. It’s a game of Snake implemented by an FPGA dev board. It uses a 16×16 LED matrix as the display and an SNES controller for input. So far it sounds like a very normal version of the game. But as [...]
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Packet Storm Security Recent Files
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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Packet Storm Security Tools
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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Hack a Day
We figured it wouldn’t be long before someone figured out how to remove the ads from the ‘Special Offers’ versions of the Amazon Kindle hardware. There are two things that made this obvious to us, the huge flaw that lets code be easily run as root, and the MP3 tag forming that makes it possible [...]
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[form], a new user on the Hack a Day forums, was thinking, “what Christmas present i can send a friend, that would be really annoying?” We think he really hit it out of the park with this one. It’s a modified computer speaker that will play “explicit” audio until the power button is pressed 200 [...]
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Hack A Day’s own [Jack Buffington] finally finished the solar clock he built for the buildlounge.com laser cutter giveaway. [Jack] has been putting up the build log on his blog, and now the project is finally complete. The clock operates entirely on solar power. Instead of fancy-smanchy electronics, this clock puts a new spin on [...]
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Hack a Day
Most of you probably have a webcam sitting around somewhere, and after all the high voltage projects you’ve done using disposable cameras, we bet you have some camera lenses too. You could always do what [Butch] did and combine the lens from the camera with the webcam to do some up close inspection. This seems [...]
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Hack a Day
What makes a project really exceptional? Part of it is a, ‘gee, that’s clever’ angle with a little bit of, ‘that’s actually possible.’ One thing the Hack a Day crew really appreciates is awesome enclosures. Altoids tins will get you far, but to step up to the big leagues you’ve got to bend some aluminum. [...]
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Hack a Day
If you’ve been reading Hack a Day for long enough, you know about our infatuation with stepper motors. These precious little devices put the oomph into our CNC routers, 3D printers, robots, and other miscellaneous projects. Steppers aren’t your run-of-the-mill motors, though. [Steaky] posted a great introduction to stepper motors that lets you hit the [...]
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Hack a Day
We suppose they could just trade shoes, but that wouldn’t be a hack. [Timothy] wanted to design a team-building exercise at work, and he figured the best way to get some empathy would be to have people swap eyes. He calls his project eyeSwap and it is supposed to, “put the eye back in team.” [...]
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Early LCD monitors had some pretty awful issues when not viewed from directly in front of the screen. These days the technology has really minimized this flaw, but if you still have a cheap monitor on hand you might want to pull it out and give this hack a try. [Chris Harrison] is using oblique [...]
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If you’re looking to build a really big Android tablet the trick is not to start from scratch. [Peter] pulled off a 23″ Android Tablet hack using a collection of easily acquired parts, leaving the hard work up to hardware that was designed to do it. He didn’t really build a tablet, as much as [...]
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Hack a Day
I have been on the hunt in our local thrift and random junk stores lately for a small TV to hopefully modify into a decent enough computer monitor for my Apple //C and Trash80. While there are TONS of TV’s out there, none were really striking me in tube size or picture quality. Roaming around [...]
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When [beerninja] wanted to swap his USB keyboard from one game console to another without mucking about with wires, he asked the Hack A Day forums for some help. [Meseta] (AKA [UAirLtd]) came to the rescue and built [beerninja] a remote-controlled USB switch. After opening up a no-name USB switch, [Meseta] discovered that the switching [...]
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Hack a Day
[Dino] is back with another installment of his Hack a Week series, and in this episode he is taking on what he promises will be the last transistor-based project – at least for a little while. In the video embedded below, he shows off a homemade voltage detector circuit that he constructed using a trio [...]
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In case you missed them, here are our most popular posts from the past week. Our most popular post from the past week was one where we show a project where [Linas] built his own CT scanner and then used those scans to create 3D models. Our next most popular post was an Engine Hack [...]
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Hack a Day
[Jason] was messing around with CNC machines and came up with his own halftone CNC picture that might be an improvement over previous attempts we’ve seen. [Jason] was inspired by this Hack a Day post that converted a image halftone like the default Photoshop plugin or the rasterbator. The results were very nice, but once [...]
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Packet Storm Security Recent Files
This is the Hack In Paris Call For Proposals. Hack In Paris is an international and corporate security event that will take place in the Disneyland Paris conference center from June 23rd to the 24th of 2012.
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Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
This is the Hack In Paris Call For Proposals. Hack In Paris is an international and corporate security event that will take place in the Disneyland Paris conference center from June 23rd to the 24th of 2012.
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Hack a Day
We here at Hack A Day love LED’s, and all things LED related, but one of the biggest problems with LED’s are the small size. We want bigger and brighter, matrices the size of our TV, seven segments as big as a wall and a single white led the size of a baseball, and brighter [...]
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Hack a Day
Starting next Monday we be adding some themed posts into the mix. Every couple of weeks we will pick a new theme. Our first theme will be about hacks and projects involving high voltage. Each day we will have a new post based on the current theme. To make this happen though, we need [...]
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We have seen quite a few automated Etch-a-Sketch machines in our time, but when [Jason] wrote in to share his take on the subject, it came with a nice bribe attached. We are vain. It’s not something we are proud of, but when it comes to seeing the Hack a Day logo drawn out by a [...]
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Hack a Day
[Chris] has recently become a self-declared Reddit addict and wanted to build something that would streamline the process of voting on posts. Inspired by the Awesome Button hack featured on Make a little while back, he thought that a physical upvote/downvote button would be the ideal peripheral for all of his Reddit needs. He was [...]
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Packet Storm Security Recent Files
This file contains slides for the "Hacking IPv6 Networks" training provided at Hack in Paris 2011. They contain quite a few insights about IPv6 security, along with a number of practical examples.
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Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
This file contains slides for the "Hacking IPv6 Networks" training provided at Hack in Paris 2011. They contain quite a few insights about IPv6 security, along with a number of practical examples.
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Hack a Day
[Dombeef] made a locking enclosure for his sketchbook. The diamond seen in the center of the book is formed by the four sliding parts of the lock. Only with the proper movements will you get the cover open so you can plan your next hack. He was inspired by this wooden version created by artist [Kagen [...]
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There’s very few users out there who actually have their hands on an Open Pandora Console. But the ones who do might find this hack useful for getting TV out up and running. It’s actually not hard at all, but if you don’t want to alter the hardware on the device you’ll first have to [...]
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We have seen a few neat Google ADK projects pop up since its announcement a few weeks back, and this one is already on the list of our favorites. YouTube user [chrisjrelliot] has put together a great hack demonstrating the ADK’s power and how easy it can be to control devices in real time with [...]
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Sometimes it’s apparent that there is no practical use for something featured on Hack a Day, but we don’t know if [Andrew Filer]‘s Apple ][ USB keyboard qualifies for this. After reading through the very thorough documentation available in electronic and dead tree formats, [Andrew] decided that Apple ][ would make a great USB keyboard. [...]
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[Shawn] emailed us some pictures and a description of his latest hack. He cracked open a Rosewill RXS-3211 IP Camera because the output of the web interface made him certain that it was running Linux and he wanted to unlock some more potential from the device. These cameras are used for security, and offer a browser-based [...]
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Here’s a mutlicartridge hack for the original NES that [Callan Brown] put together. He spent some time snooping around the signals on the circuit board seen above until he found the trace that maps the reset signal from the game console. This will be used to cycle through the various games stored on the cart’s [...]
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Packet Storm Security Recent Files
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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Packet Storm Security Tools
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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The image you see above is the result of a simple analog projection clock. It shows the time on the ceiling. We have one in our bedroom but it’s a red digital display which we don’t think is nearly as fun as this clever hack. Grab a cheap analog clock, a mirror, and a white [...]
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[Aaron] wrote in to share with us a quick hack that has made his life a little easier. He bought a Rocketfish RF-HV3 portable iPod dock to listen to his music, but he wanted to utilize it as an alarm clock as well. He also found that the speakers worked quite well when he hooked [...]
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Hacker [Dino Segovis] is back again with the fifth installment in his “Hack a Week” series. This time around he has put together a 1/2 watt audio amplifier that would make for a great weekend project. He’s a big fan of the LM386 amplifier chip because it does so much in such a small package. [...]
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Remaking the first video game At the Revision 2011 demo compo, a museum project called [MEGA] won first place in the “Wild” category with their zero bit recreation of “tennis for 2”. Entirely made of analog electronics, the retro game completes its presentation on a round o-scope screen. You can see a video of it [...]
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We’re sure there’s still a lot of folks using their original Xbox either for gaming or as an XBMC device. If you ever owned one yourself you’ll remember that you can’t turn it on with a remote control. If you have to get up and push a button on the front of the black box, [...]
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Packet Storm Security Recent Files
Call For Papers Hack.lu 2011 - The purpose of the hack.lu convention is to give an open and free playground where people can discuss the implication of new technologies in society. The convention will be held in the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg from September 19th through the 21st, 2011.
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Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
Call For Papers Hack.lu 2011 - The purpose of the hack.lu convention is to give an open and free playground where people can discuss the implication of new technologies in society. The convention will be held in the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg from September 19th through the 21st, 2011.
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Packet Storm Security Recent Files
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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Packet Storm Security Tools
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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[Sean] was screwing around online looking for nothing in particular when he came across a mailbox hacked to notify the homeowner when the mail had been delivered. Since his mail is delivered via a slot in the door, he had no use for the hack as is, but something similar soon came to mind. His [...]
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Packet Storm Security Recent Files
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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Packet Storm Security Tools
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
Google Hack DB Tool is a database tool with almost 8,000 entries. It allows administrators the ability to check their site for vulnerabilities based on data stored in Google.
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Once again it’s time for you, the sharp-eyed readers of Hack a Day, to decide whether the following video demonstrates technology at its finest, or if it is complete hogwash. This edition of Real or Fake? is brought to us by Hack a Day reader [Wizzard] who sent us a link to “The Invisible Camera“ [...]
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This is a hack in the finest sense of the term. It not only allows you to capture data from an analog oscilloscope for later analysis, but provides you with a great tool if you’re posting on the Internet about your projects. [J8g8j] used an empty cashew container to add a camera mount to the [...]
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[TechB] is using his mind to control fire. Well, what he’s really doing is using a Mindflex to control a lighter. Many will remember the Mindflex from this shockingly awesome hack. But [TechB's] approach follows in the footsteps of this Arduino interface for the device. He’s using the Arduino Brain Library to read data [...]
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Attention Students: Living your life with a devil-may-care attitude will soon come to an end… But while you’re at it, take the summer away from your normal school’s-out activities to hack together something cool while tricking family into thinking it’s good for the career. That link will take you to Waterloo Labs’ announcement that they’re hiring four [...]
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Packet Storm Security Recent Files
This is the Hack In Paris Call For Papers. Hack In Paris is an international and corporate security event that will take place in Disneyland Paris from June 16th to the 17th of 2011.
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Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
This is the Hack In Paris Call For Papers. Hack In Paris is an international and corporate security event that will take place in Disneyland Paris from June 16th to the 17th of 2011.
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This is becoming such a popular hack we figure someone needs to come up with a name for it like Google-travelling or Google-cising (exercising with Google). It’s a bike controller for Google Earth. [Braingram] broke out his road bike, setting it up in the trainer in front of his laptop. If you already have a [...]
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Announcing Hack a Day Classifieds! Buy, sell, trade your tools and junk with other Hack a Day readers. Quite often, we get emails or comments with people asking “do you want this piece of junk?” or “Would you sell that thing?”. We usually just push them off on craigslist, but we realize that it can [...]
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Looks like someone figured out how to game the Reddit system. This probably has been done before, but as far as we know nobody’s actually shared the methods in detail. [Esrun] wrote some scripts that allow him to register multiple accounts and use them to up-vote stories. The hack goes something like this. A script [...]
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HackADay.com, a well-known and respected blog dedicated to all things hardware and hacking related, is looking for knowledgeable and passionate writers to join their team of specialized and dedicated freelance writers. This is a paid, freelance position that requires professionalism, consistency, and reliability in both writing style and deliverables. We’re eager to track down and [...]
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A quick heads-up to those of you that will be at the New York Maker Faire and the Open Hardware Summit.One of our writers, [Devlin Thyne], will be there checking ...
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remote-exploit & backtrack
:confused:hi,im sorry if made new topics.and i know u saw a 100 time something like this.but im really confused and i need ur help guys.
i really dont know which one of this 2 card better for hack wirelles.compatibility with bt4 or another linux and can inject without problem and can monitor without problem and important than other which one dont need modify driver for work on bt4.
ALFA USB AWUS050NH 1000MW
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ALFA USB AWUS036H 500MW
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We didn’t believe this hack at all when we saw it, or rather heard it. Surly a guitar made out of a shovel couldn’t sound decent. But the video (after the jump, skip to 2:40 for the jam) to our untrained ears sounded pretty rad. Could be the supremely well done wood work, proper use [...]
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Some new products have worked their way into our hands and are just waiting for some awesome Hack a Day logos to be put on them. We’ve added a couple bags, some huge mouse pads as well as normal ones, and we’re considering adding the Hack A Day badge. You’ve seen the badges before, when [...]
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Take our reader survey. Do it. Do it right now. Do you think we should run more articles on the dietary needs of Llamas? Here is your chance to let us know. We got a lot of great feedback from [Jason]‘s post, and now we’re ready for more. We’ve put together 10 quick questions that [...]
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The Hack a Day store has a couple new items. It was brought to our attention that we once held a T-shirt contest, and people really wanted access to that design. Well, now you can get it. The design on the shirt will be roughly 13″x10″ and located at the hem under the right arm. [...]
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The Hack a Day store is still going strong. We’re really enjoying the fact that when you buy a Hack a Day item, it was made by one of us. We hope we can keep this up. It makes our merchandise mean so much more, we think. We’ve been getting tons of requests for other [...]
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Since the beginning of the universe we’ve been getting requests for stickers, shirts, coffee mugs, etc. Well, several of the writers have the ability to produce this stuff in their homes. The boss liked that and gave us his blessing to start selling Hack a Day stuff. In the interest of keeping the cost as [...]
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Hack a Day
We frequently receive inquiries from eager readers asking how they can best get started in electronics and computer projects. Countless great books have been written on these subjects, and of course now there’s our answers.hackaday.com site. But there’s a difference between being “book smart” and being “street smart.” What are the terms that you really need to know [...]
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Hack a Day
[Drone] tipped us off about [Joachim]‘s efforts to alter a crystal’s frequency. Through a process called penning, a crystal’s resonant frequency is lowered by painting the crystal with an indelible ink marker. Our curiosity piqued, we went off and found more information about penning crystals. It turns out this technique has been around for nearly [...]
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Hack a Day
[MODDEDbyBACTERIA] has posted this instructible on how to make a bluetooth SNES controller. The bulk of the parts come from a bluetooth MSI game pad, so this isn’t a scratch build, but the amount of modifications required definitely qualify this as a hack. We were quite surprised that he managed to stuff all of that back into [...]
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[Muris] is back with another infrared controlled lighting hack. When we checked in with him last year he was showing off an IR controlled dimmer module. Now he’s back with this device that is CFL friendly. Because standard CFL bulbs are not dimmer compatible he’s adapted the project away from dimming and toward switching. The [...]
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When [Justin Quinnell] sent in his beer can pinhole camera, we were just floored. The parts are easy to obtain, and the process for building and ’shooting’ with the camera are near effortless.
The really impressive part of this hack is letting your camera sit for 6 months facing the sun. Yes, you read that correct, [...]
