Schlagwort: hacking

  • Hack your old Raspberry Pi case for the Raspberry Pi 4

    Hack your old Raspberry Pi case for the Raspberry Pi 4

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    Hack your existing Raspberry Pi case to fit the layout of your new Raspberry Pi 4, with this handy “How to hack your existing Raspberry Pi case to fit the layout of your new Raspberry Pi 4” video!

    Hack your old Raspberry Pi case to fit your Raspberry Pi 4

    Hack your existing official Raspberry Pi case to fit the new Raspberry Pi 4, or treat yourself to the new official Raspberry Pi 4 case. The decision is yours!

    How to hack your official Raspberry Pi case

    1. Take your old Raspberry Pi out of its case.
    2. Spend a little time reminiscing about all the fun times you had together.
    3. Reassure your old Raspberry Pi that this isn’t the end, and that it’ll always have a special place in your heart.
    4. Remember that one particular time – you know the one; wipe a loving tear from your eye.
    5. Your old Raspberry Pi loves you. It’s always been there for you. Why are you doing this?
    6. Look at the case. Look at it. Look how well it fits your old Raspberry Pi. Those fine, smooth edges; that perfect white and red combination. The three of you – this case, your old Raspberry Pi, and you – you make such a perfect team. You’re brilliant.
    7. Look at your new Raspberry Pi 4. Yes, it’s new, and faster, and stronger, but this isn’t about all that. This is about all you’ve gone through with your old Raspberry Pi. You’re just not ready to say goodbye. Not yet.
    8. Put your buddy, the old Raspberry Pi, back in its case and set it aside. There are still projects you can work on together; this is not the end. No, not at all.
    9. In fact, why do you keep calling it your old Raspberry Pi? There’s nothing old about it. It still works; it still does the job. Sure, your Raspberry Pi 4 can do things that this one can’t, and you’re looking forward to trying them out, but that doesn’t make this one redundant. Heck, if we went around replacing older models with newer ones all the time, Grandma would be 24 years old and you’d not get any of her amazing Sunday dinners, and you do love her honey-glazed parsnips.
    10. Turn to your new Raspberry Pi 4 and introduce yourself. It’s not its fault that you’re having a temporary crisis. It hasn’t done anything wrong. So take some time to really get to know your new friend.
    11. New friendships take time, and fresh beginnings, dare we say it…deserve new cases.
    12. Locate your nearest Raspberry Pi Approved Reseller and purchase the new Raspberry Pi 4 case, designed especially to make your new Raspberry Pi comfortable and secure.
    13. Reflect that this small purchase of a new case will support the charitable work of the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Enjoy a little warm glow inside. You did good today.
    14. Turn to your old keyboard…

    Website: LINK

  • Networked knitting machine: not your average knit one, purl one

    Networked knitting machine: not your average knit one, purl one

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    The moment we saw Sarah Spencer‘s knitted Stargazing tapestry, we knew we needed to know more. A couple of emails later, and here’s Sarah with a guest blog post telling you all you need to know about her hacking adventure with a 1980s knitting machine and a Raspberry Pi.

    Knitting Printer! (slowest speed)

    Printing a scarf on a Brother KM950i knitting machine from the 1980’s. To do this I have a Brother Motor arm to push the carriage back and forth and a homemade colour changer that automatically selects the colour on the left (the white and purple device with the LED).

    Here’s Sarah…

    Raspberry Pi: what’s there not to like? It’s powerful, compact, and oh so affordable! I used one as a portable media box attached to a pico projector for years. Setting one up as a media box is one of the most popular uses for them, but there’s so much more you can do.

    Cue a 1980s Brother domestic knitting machine. Yep, you read that right. A knitting machine – to knit jumpers, hats, scarves, you name it. They don’t make domestic knitting machines any more, so a machine from the 1980s is about as modern as you can get. It comes with an onboard scanner to scan knitting patterns and a floppy drive port to back up your scans to an old floppy disk. Aah, the eighties – what a time to be alive!

    Building a networked knitting machine

    But this is an article about Raspberry Pi, right? So what does a 30-year-old knitting machine have to do with that? Well, I hacked my domestic knitting machine and turned it into a network printer with the help of a Raspberry Pi. By using a floppy drive emulator written in Python and a web interface, I can send an image to the Raspberry Pi over the network, preview it in a knitting grid, and tell it to send the knitting pattern to the knitting machine via the floppy drive port.

    Sarah Spencer Networked knitting machine

    OctoKnit

    I call this set-up OctoKnit in honour of a more famous and widely used tool, OctoPrint for 3D printers, another popular application for Raspberry Pi.

    Sarah Spencer Knitting Network Printer

    I’ve made the OctoKnit web interface open source. You can find it on GitHub.

    This project has been in the works for several years, and there’s been a few modifications to the knitting machine over that time. With the addition of a motor arm and an automatic colour changer, my knitting is getting very close to being hands-free. Here’s a photo of the knitting machine today, although the Raspberry Pi is hiding behind the machine in this shot:

    Sarah Spencer Networked knitting machine

    I’ve specialised in knitting multicolour work using a double-layered technique called double Jacquard, which requires two beds of needles. Hence the reason the machine has doubled in size from when I first started.

    Knitting for Etsy

    I made a thing that can make things, so I need to make something with it, right? Here are a few custom orders I’ve completed through my Etsy store:

    Sarah Spencer Networked knitting machine

    Stargazing

    However, none of my previous works quite compares to my latest piece, Stargazing: a knitted tapestry. Knitted in seven panels stitched together by hand, the pattern on the Raspberry Pi is 21 times bigger than the memory available on the vintage knitting machine, so it’s knitted in 21 separate but seamless file transfers. It took over 100 hours of work and weighs 15kg.

    Sarah Spencer Networked knitting machine

    Stargazing is a celestial map of the night sky, featuring all 88 constellations across both Northern and Southern hemispheres. The line through the center is the Earth’s equator, projected out into space, with the sun, moon and planets of our solar system featured along it. The grey cloud is a representation of our galaxy, the Milky Way.

    Heart of Pluto on Twitter

    Happy 6pm, Fri 31st Aug 2018 😊 The tapestry is installed and the planets in the sky have now aligned with those in the knitting

    When I first picked up a Raspberry Pi and turned it over in my hand, marvelling at the computing power in such a small, affordable unit, I never imagined in my wildest dreams what I’d end up doing with it.

    What will you do with your Raspberry Pi?

    Website: LINK

  • You wouldn’t download a car…

    You wouldn’t download a car…

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    You wouldn’t download a car…but is that just because none of us know how to? And OF COURSE none of us know how to: it’s a really hard thing to do!

    Raspberry Pi Tesla

    Dramatic reenactment using a Mini because, c’mon, as if I can afford a Tesla!

    Nikola Tesla was in love with a pigeon 😍🐦

    True story. He was also the true father of the electrical age (sorry, not sorry, Edison) and looked so much like David Bowie that here’s David Bowie playing Nikola Tesla:

    David Bowie as Nicola Tesla — Raspberry Pi Tesla

    Not even pigeon love

    Which is the perfect segue, as here’s a Tesla playing David Bowie, and here’s also where our story truly begins…

    Some people dislike Tesla (the car manufacturer, not the scientist) but we love them

    But some people also dislike going to the dentist, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. (I also love going to the dentist.)

    I’m pretty sure the reason some people have issues with Tesla is that electric cars still seem like a form of magic we’re not quite comfortable with.

    Whatever people’s reason for holding a grudge against Tesla, recent findings at a university in Belgium this week have left the tech community aflutter: the academics announced that, with the aid of a “$35 computer”, they can clone your Tesla car key and steal. Your. Car.

    If you haven’t guessed yet, we’re the ones behind the $35 computer. (Hi!)

    Says WIRED: A team of researchers at the KU Leuven University in Belgium on Monday plan to present a paper at the Cryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems conference in Amsterdam, revealing a technique for defeating the encryption used in the wireless key fobs of Tesla’s Model S luxury sedans. With about $600 in radio and computing equipment, they can wirelessly read signals from a nearby Tesla owner’s fob. Less than two seconds of computation yields the fob’s cryptographic key, allowing them to steal the associated car without a trace.

    When I said that the tech community was all aflutter, what I meant was, on the whole, we find this hack somewhat entertaining but aren’t all that shocked by it. Not because we hate Tesla, but because these things happen. Technology is ever evolving, and that $600 worth of kit can do a thing to another thing isn’t all that unbelievable.

    Sweet Cyber Jones on Twitter

    The keys to my new Tesla https://t.co/jNViEZBxrB

    The academics showed an example of the hack using “just” a couple of radios, a Raspberry Pi, some batteries, and your basic, off-the-shelf “pre-computed table of keys on a portable hard drive”. And through the magic of electric car IoT technology, Tesla instantly released a series of fixes to allow existing Tesla users to protect their cars against the attack, which is all kinds of cool.

    Alex, why are you making such light of this?!

    Because The Fast and the Furious isn’t real. And I highly doubt there’s a criminal enterprise out there that’s capable of building the same technology as well-funded university researchers.

    Yes, this study from KU Leuven University is interesting. And yes, we all had a good laugh at the expense of Tesla and Elon Musk, but we don’t need academics to provide material for that. And I genuinely love Tesla and the work Elon is doing. True love.

    Instead, we should be seeing this as a reminder that data encryption and online security are things we all need to take seriously in this digital world. So stop connecting your phone to whatever free WiFi network you can find, stop using PASSWORD123 for all your online accounts, and spend a little more time learning how you can better protect yourself and your family from nasty people on the internet.

    And leave Britney Tesla alone!

    Website: LINK

  • Pokemon Go Developer Edition – Mewtu, Artucino Inside Verison POKEMON GO JAILBREAK!

    Pokemon Go Developer Edition – Mewtu, Artucino Inside Verison POKEMON GO JAILBREAK!

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    Pokemon Go Developer Edition – Mewtu Inside Verison

    We do not host any of these Files. Follow the Link for more Information!!

    Multiple screenshots by different people have been provided and that Articuno at the gym IS real. It has been taken over by yellow at the moment and is being fought currently. I'm going to keep watch. Don't just downvote- let's talk about this.
    byu/kristen_hewa inpokemongo

    File Download: https://docs.google.com/uc?id=0B0r12bko9SIaenc2RjN3TFA1aUE&export=download

    If u dont trust the APK Makers, or the HackerDevs here is the complete GIT HUB SOLUTION, for DIY: https://github.com/rastapasta/pokemon-go-mitm-node have FUN 🙂 🙂

    WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ACCOUNT BANNING OR DISABLED PHONES OR GAME TRAINER ACCOUNTS!!! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!

     

    Hier noch mal unsere Poke Links gesammelt für euch:

    https://www.blogdot.tv/pokemongoguide/

    https://www.blogdot.tv/2016/07/25/pokemon-go-hunting-in-vienna-360-video-people-get-crazy-porygon-lapras-relaxo/

    https://www.blogdot.tv/2016/07/23/pokemon-go-resource-pack-maps-tools-calculator-and-more/

    https://www.blogdot.tv/2016/07/19/pokemon-go-plus-jetzt-vor-bestellen-3999-e/

     

  • PS4 Linux. Steam + Emulators + office out of the box Instructions Inside !!

    PS4 Linux. Steam + Emulators + office out of the box Instructions Inside !!

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    Good News for those that having been keeping their PlayStation 4 consoles at a low firmware level, as now its even more simple to get your PS4 up and running a complete Linux setup, thanks to the hard-efforts of D-ecks to put together a nice ‚distro‘ for all to enjoy!

    Current version – 0.1.1

    Pre-configured linux distro, based on Fedora 23 with kernel patches from Fail0verflow team.
    Uses OsirisX’s works (3d acc., steam).

    Requirements:

    • PS4 with 1.76 FW
    • USB flash drive 8GB+
    • Any internet connection
    • USB keyboard/mouse
    • USB hub (optional)

    Instructions:

    WINDOWS

    1. Download and unpack the image (How to Download Torrents Using uTorrent)
    2. Use a program that can write dd-images. My choice is rufus.
    3. Use settings as pictured below
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    Locate PS4Linux_0.1.1.img and press Start

    NEXT STEP

    1. Insert prepared usb stick into your ps4 and use Magic DNS (fastest) or any other way to boot linux.
    2. All done. Password for root and ps4 is 1
    3. Also, you can boot this distro on PC as any other live usb (F8 when boot logo appears).

    Known problems:

    • Wifi and BT doesn’t work
    • No Sound
    • No ethernet

    Installing games and programs:

    • Boot prepared usb stick as any other Linux LiveUSB on your PC
    • Configure Internet connection
    • Update Steam
    • Download and install anything you want (even wine)

    Download Mirror Links and Source: http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?p=405967

    That’s all its to it folks, stay tuned for more info and tutorial on how it all works, in the meantime check out the News Source links for more info and updated support, and please make sure to thank the author for his work if you end up using it on your PS4 console.

  • STAR WARS Battlefront Extreme Graphics – SweetFX mod – Gameplay PC

    STAR WARS Battlefront Extreme Graphics – SweetFX mod – Gameplay PC

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    Star Wars: Battlefront has been out just under a week, but there are already plenty of mods out for the game, including one that enhances the game’s graphics beyond what many thought possible. One such example comes from Martin Bergman, who applied his Toddyhancer graphics mod that includes reshade shaders, enhanced natural bloom and other visual effects. Players traverse planets from the Star Wars universe, such as Endor, Hoth, Tatooine, and Sullust. To navigate the world, players use a variety of vehicles, including both air and land-based vehicles, such as speederbikes and AT-ATs.

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    STAR WARS Battlefront – game is now visually enhanced with SweetFX preset. SweetFX works on Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 / Windows 10 – for both Nvidia and Amd cards!!!

    STAR WARS Battlefront purchase link: ▶ http://amzn.to/1LoKXE9

    Star Wars: Battlefront with Toddyhancer (Build 2)

    All you need to install in here : http://www.filedropper.com/starwars

    Source: YT

  • In Sochi, Every Single Phone and Laptop Is Definitely Getting Hacked

    In Sochi, Every Single Phone and Laptop Is Definitely Getting Hacked

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    Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy

    Source: http://video.msnbc.msn.com/nightly-news/54273832

  • British Spies Attacked Anonymous Hackers, Snowden Docs Show

    British Spies Attacked Anonymous Hackers, Snowden Docs Show

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    ecret British spy unit created to mount cyber attacks on Britain’s enemies has waged war on the hacktivists of Anonymous and LulzSec, according to documents taken from the National Security Agency by Edward Snowden and obtained by NBC News.

    The blunt instrument the spy unit used to target hackers, however, also interrupted the web communications of political dissidents who did not engage in any illegal hacking. It may also have shut down websites with no connection to Anonymous.

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  • Developer finds Chrome eavesdropping bug

    Developer finds Chrome eavesdropping bug

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    Google says they are in compliance with the W3C specification…

    Despite Google finding a way to fix the bug in October 2013 the update has yet to be rolled out to Chrome, he said.

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  • Backdoor found in many consumer routers and WAPs (Port 32764 vulnerability)

    Backdoor found in many consumer routers and WAPs (Port 32764 vulnerability)

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    Some days ago it became public knowledge that some routers, that’s devices used for establishing Internet connections among other things, are listening on the undocumented port 32764.

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  • Watch 100.000 EURO Hack Film – Best Campaign about Cybercrime ever seen!

    Watch 100.000 EURO Hack Film – Best Campaign about Cybercrime ever seen!

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    Those 2 Videos blow our mind when we saw them, the first seems to be a new commercial against cyber crime in the netherlands:

     

    And here are are also the making of and explanation:

     

    Official Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XauIMWz9Z9g

    http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=807_1383224319

    http://www.digibewust.nl/hacker-ontmaskerd/