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5 items tagged "keystroke"

Related tags: usb [+], testing [+], penetration [+], crenshaw [+], adrian crenshaw [+], video [+], tunisia [+], sebastian [+], programmable [+], piano [+], optical sensors [+], musical [+], logs [+], keyboard [+], hacks [+], electric keyboard [+], country [+], audio [+], adequate sensitivity [+]

• January 30, 2011
• 21:25

  [Video] Programmable HID USB Keystroke Dongle: Using the Teensy as a pen testing device

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  Authors: Adrian Crenshaw
  Tags: penetration testing USB
  Event: DEFCON 18
  

  Tags:  video testing usb adrian-crenshaw crenshaw keystroke penetration  

• 21:25

  [Audio] Programmable HID USB Keystroke Dongle: Using the Teensy as a pen testing device

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  Authors: Adrian Crenshaw
  Tags: penetration testing USB
  Event: DEFCON 18
  

  Tags:  audio testing usb adrian-crenshaw crenshaw keystroke penetration  

• 6:43

  [Slides] Programmable HID USB Keystroke Dongle: Using the Teensy as a pen testing device

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  Authors: Adrian Crenshaw
  Tags: penetration testing USB
  Event: DEFCON 18
  

  Tags:  testing usb programmable adrian-crenshaw crenshaw keystroke penetration  

• January 24, 2011
• 21:28

  Tunisia Keystroke Logs Whole Country

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  Tunisia Keystroke Logs Whole Country

  Tags:  keystroke country logs tunisia  

• October 07, 2010
• 14:00

  Playing piano with optical sensors

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  [Sebastian] is trying to improve the responsiveness of an electric keyboard. He was unsatisfied with the lack of adequate sensitivity to keystroke. The first step in his process was to measure how fast the quickest keystroke actually is. By setting up an LED and phototransistor and taking some measurements he found that sampling at 1 [...]

  Tags:  keystroke piano keyboard sebastian electric-keyboard optical-sensors adequate-sensitivity musical hacks