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Hack a Day
[Quinn Dunki] just moved to a new work space and had to pack up her homebrew computer project — called Veronica — in the process. She just unboxed it again and decided now was a good time to fortify the VGA display hardware. It wasn’t in the greatest of shape, since everything for the initial [...]
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Hack a Day
First off, if you’re looking at that title and thinking it’s flame-bait, please hold off. What [Ihsan Kehribar] is working with is another way to get some feedback for what’s going on with your Arduino project. Or really any AVR project that uses an ISP connection. He’s added text output for AVR programs similar to [...]
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Hack a Day
After years of hoping and wishing [Dave] finally took the plunge and installed solar panels on the roof of his house. He’s got twelve panels that are each rated at 240 Watts! But just having them sitting there and pumping power back to the grid isn’t enough. Understandably, he decided to add his own solar [...]
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Hack a Day
[Quinn Dunki's] homebrew computer project is moving up another evolutionary rung. She needs a more versatile user interface and this starts with the data output. Up to this point a set of 7-segment digits has served as a way to display register values. But her current work is aimed at adding VGA output to the [...]
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Hack a Day
If you’ve already dipped your toes into high-voltage power supply pool you may be thirsty for a bit more knowledge. Here’s a neat illustration of how to build a voltage multiplier that can output a positive or negative supply. It is based on a design known as the Cockroft-Walton Multiplier. It’s the add-on housed in [...]
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Hack a Day
[Peter] was tired of crawling behind his desktop computer to switch between headphones and speakers. We feel his pain, as the headphone port on our computer speakers has its own demonic hum rendering the jack useless to us. His solution was to build this output selector board, then control it via the network. A relay [...]
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Hack a Day
If you enjoy gardening, it’s never too early to start thinking about next year’s growing season. [Jared Bouck] over at InventGeek loves his tomatoes, but the slow grow rates of his dirt-bound plants were less than impressive. To get things moving faster, he created a low-cost aeroponics system that uses ultrasonic mist to produce some [...]
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Hack a Day
[Phil] picked up an HD radio receiver when Radio Shack was clearing them out at a 60% discount. But to his disappointment, when he hooked it up the sound left a lot to be desired with limited mid-range and flat bass. After some forum mining he discovered that the optical output didn’t have this problem, and came [...]
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Hack a Day
Here’s an Arduino library that will let you drive a very large number of LEDs. [Elco Jacobs], an electrical engineering student, is the author of the library. He has a work-study job that has him helping out others with their electrical projects and he was constantly being solicited for methods to control droves of light [...]
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Hack a Day
[Mike Field] just finished implementing SPDIF generation on an FPGA. SPDIF is an industry standard for transmitting digital audio signals; the acronym stands for Sony/Philips Digital Interconnect Format. It’s been around for more than a decade and since it’s found on most home-audio equipment, building an SPDIF output into your projects may be quite a desirable feature. [...]
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Hack a Day
Did you know that most AVR chips have a type of hardware exclusive OR (XOR) option when it comes to the logic levels of the output pins? If you look in the datasheet (the image above is a screenshot from an ATtiny13 datasheet) you’ll find a section on Toggling the Pin. It turns out that [...]
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Hack a Day
Microcontrollers are digital devices at heart. They can do fancy things like convert analog signals into a digital value but going the other direction is a bit tougher. Pulse-Width Modulation is used to approximate an analog output but what you’re actually doing is turning the operating voltage on and off very quickly to achieve an [...]
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Packet Storm Security Advisories
CA Technologies support is alerting customers to security risks associated with CA Output Management Web Viewer. Two vulnerabilities exist that can allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code. CA Technologies has issued patches to address the vulnerabilities. The vulnerabilities are due to boundary errors in the UOMWV_HelperActiveX.ocx and PPSView.ocx ActiveX controls. A remote attacker can create a specially crafted web page to exploit the flaws and potentially execute arbitrary code.
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Packet Storm Security Recent Files
CA Technologies support is alerting customers to security risks associated with CA Output Management Web Viewer. Two vulnerabilities exist that can allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code. CA Technologies has issued patches to address the vulnerabilities. The vulnerabilities are due to boundary errors in the UOMWV_HelperActiveX.ocx and PPSView.ocx ActiveX controls. A remote attacker can create a specially crafted web page to exploit the flaws and potentially execute arbitrary code.
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Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
CA Technologies support is alerting customers to security risks associated with CA Output Management Web Viewer. Two vulnerabilities exist that can allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code. CA Technologies has issued patches to address the vulnerabilities. The vulnerabilities are due to boundary errors in the UOMWV_HelperActiveX.ocx and PPSView.ocx ActiveX controls. A remote attacker can create a specially crafted web page to exploit the flaws and potentially execute arbitrary code.
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Hack a Day
[Jeri Ellsworth] sent us a video walkthrough of a hack she did a few years ago using a toy chicken with a motor operated mouth. She wired up a Bluetooth headset’s audio output to a LM386 audio amplifier, which drives the speaker she added to the chicken. The output of the audio amplifier was also [...]
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remote-exploit & backtrack
Hi everyone, I feel like a bit of a goose regarding this issue but after searching and searching I still can't find my answer so I was hoping someone could shed some light on this for me.
The problem I am having is that when I try to output an nmap scan using metasploit for example:
msf> db_nmap -v -sV 192.168.238.100 -oA /home/output
I only get the grepable output and not the other major outputs, if I specify that I want xml output it wont produce any output at all.
However if I am using nmap as a standalone application all the output options and formats work as they should.
I'm running Backtrack 4 R1, with Metaspolit 3.4.2-dev and nmap 5.35DC1.
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darkc0de
Save scrips scanning output to a log file
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remote-exploit & backtrack
Hello,
did a search but found no answer.
Anyways.
On using aircrack-ng GUI with windows vista. I browse and find the capture file and then run aircrack-ng.
The output in the aircrack-ng shows all the packets from the capture file, but i cannot view the top of this output, only the last 150 lines.
I need to veiw the top, to find the target network with the most IV's
any help?
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remote-exploit & backtrack
First let me say, yes I know this isn't a nmap support forum and that if nobody here knows the answer to my question I will go ask on a nmap mailing list or something.
To the point. I'm wondering if anyone knows the scope of NMAP NSE scripts? Are they always associated with a port or are there host level NSEs as well. Think of this from the perspective of parsing NMAP XML output.
Personally I've only seen NSE output related to a port but that doesn't meant that there isn't a host level NSE output that I just haven't managed to trigger yet.
Edit: Yes I know I typo'd the subject line :(
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