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Rolling Back Rolling Codes: Decoding ASK/OOK and pwning a garage door opener
Understanding WiFi Protected Management Frames
Snap Trap: The Hidden Dangers Within Ubuntu's Package Suggestion System
Jailbreaking cheap handheld transceiver expand frequency range and capabilities
Building a Cellphone IMSI Catcher (Stingray)
Re:Cave-Link: Underground text communication system
on Wednesday November 10, 2021 @01:09PM (#29178018)
If you're concerned about one or two bits being toggled, a 512-bit hash will merely increase the chance of bit errors; on a noisy medium, using such a big "checksum" will BOTH detect and cause a high number of packet faults.
Hacking in Among Us: Full Technical Details on Among Us Cheats
Building Up a Physical RedTeam Toolkit and Skillset
Windows Indirect Command Execution used to bypass application whitelisting
Cinematic video with a consumer drone and ND filter set
I accidentally took down GitHub Actions
Bypass McAfee with McAfee
How to Exploit a PHP Remote CODE Execution Bypassing Filters and WAF Rules
Polkit privilege escalation for users with larger UIDs
Low-Cost USB Rubber Ducky Pen-Test Tool Using Digispark and Duck2Spark
Cryptocurrency Malware Uses Evasion Techniques, Including Windows Installer
Energy cost of 'mining' Bitcoin more than twice that of copper or gold
The Quick Brown Fox: The “hello world” of shortwave data networks
Every Web Development Project Timeline Ever
Re:Kali Linux 2018.2 on your Pocket with the GPD 7 mini-laptop
on Wednesday July 25, 2018 @04:33AM (#17607734)
Nice to see a manufacturer producing a 2018 netbook. Netbooks were very useful devices. A lot of people around me used to have netbooks. Basically everyone who needs to produce (not just consume) on the go. Think students. I don't see how netbook concept should be dead. And they are fine qualitywise. You get what you pay for. They have awesome bang for the buck.
Rising concerns over hackers using satellites to target US
DIY Hardware Backdoors: A $15 OpenWRT based disposable pen-test device
Re:Manufacturer 'make worthless' users devices after some stolen from ...
on Thursday May 17, 2018 @10:54AM (#17091783)
Previously owned devices sales next? If they are including blacklisting code like this their software simply cannot be trusted.