iuguy

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Deanonymizing Windows users and capturing Microsoft and VPN accounts(medium.com)
5 points by iuguy 10y ago|0 comments
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Reverse Engineering for Beginners(beginners.re)
235 points by iuguy 10y ago|23 comments
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by iuguy 10y ago
I have a Pi Zero-based 8 node MPI cluster (4 Zeroes, 1 Pi2) that I set up using 8086 Consulting's Clusterhat. In total it gets about 454 Gigaflops, or roughly the speed of a Pentium 4, or maybe two Raspberry Pi 2s. It's my 3rd beo
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by iuguy 10y ago
I'd say Apple turned around by moving into media distribution rather than hardware. The iTunes and App stores are massive revenue generators for Apple.
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by iuguy 10y ago
I'm amazed noone here has mentioned RetroPie[1]. A model B Raspberry Pi or even a Zero (if you can get one) should play NES games perfectly fine. You can get USB NES controller adapters pretty cheap or some knock-off USB NES controller
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by iuguy 10y ago
The crypto involved in U2F is extremely hard to do in an AVR. There are issues with sources of randomness (I'm currently playing with implementing entropy via Watchdog Timer jitter on the ATTiny85, which appears suitably random but is
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by iuguy 10y ago
I'm just asking, why take that approach vs just building a Z80-based system to run CP/M?
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Building the Internet of Wrongs(rawhex.com)
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by iuguy 10y ago
Isn't DefCon supposed to be a play on words named after the defense readiness condition alert state used by the US armed forces?
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by iuguy 11y ago
Can anyone tell me why this shouldn't be a set of modules for metasploit? I appreciate the effort put in, the python/ruby argument and that the MIPS_LE shellcode for meterpreter breaks on a lot of boxes, but is there a specific re
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by iuguy 11y ago
Key question: Why would I choose this over setting up a chroot on an Android device? My rationale is that Android devices are far cheaper, especially older phones second hand. Something like a Nexus 5 can run Kali Nethunter which gives me a
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by iuguy 11y ago
+1 for Turin being beautiful. I wondered what the tech scene was like when I was there, seems like the town isn't yet spoilt by tourism. I should go back.
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by iuguy 11y ago
I've started putting my affairs in order in preparation to move to Ireland should Brexit actually happen. There will be massive upheaval in the UK if it goes ahead, and I'm not sure sticking around would be my preferred option.
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by iuguy 11y ago
There's nothing wrong about being dumb as long as you want to do something about it. Here's a couple of women that have made me feel exceptionally dumb (and want to do something about it) with the fascinating things they've h
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by iuguy 11y ago
He really is dumb enough and believes his own hype enough to think that Germany will back down if he threatens certain things, such as ending cooperation on Syrian refugees.
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by iuguy 11y ago
I have to respectfully disagree here. There are bugs in iOS, iPhones and pretty much everything. It would be naive and foolish to think that any electronic device you use doesn't have bugs. It would also be remiss to think that people
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Finding backdoors in metasploitable 2(rawhex.com)
1 points by iuguy 11y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 11y ago
> Am I wrong? Yes and no. Setting up an IRC server is hard. Pretty much all IRC servers use arcane settings and configuration formats. I run an Inspircd and Hybrid servers, and for people who aren't used to it, it's really daun
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ICMP and IP network mapping tricks(rawhex.com)
2 points by iuguy 11y ago|0 comments
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Why does San Francisco seem to have such a huge homeless problem?(fusion.net)
10 points by iuguy 11y ago|1 comments
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by iuguy 11y ago
> A lot of them prefer this "lifestyle"... we try very hard to help the people that want help. Most don't. As someone who's been homeless twice, I appreciate that you don't intend to offend, but this is a very l
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by iuguy 11y ago
There are many reasons to consider Luton to be hostile to Britons (Ryanair and EasyJet customer service for example), but political Islam isn't one.
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by iuguy 11y ago
[Citation Needed] This (certainly as far as I'm aware) isn't true. The laws and courts of England and Wales apply in England and Wales, and the relevant local laws and courts (e.g. Scottish laws in Scotland etc) apply elsewhere in
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by iuguy 11y ago
I use a combination of Wemo plugs, Z-Wave sensors, Philips Hue lights, Plex (although it's not working properly at the moment) and Owntracks in accordance with MQTT. I also have some home-grown components using a mix of Arduino, Partic
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by iuguy 11y ago
For those who don't want to use Slack but want some sort of family automation, Huginn[1] may be useful. [1] - https://github.com/cantino/huginn/
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by iuguy 11y ago
No, I'm using a HooToo TripMate Mini (HT-TM03) which uses the same SoC and seems to work fine out of the box, but I had to build my own OpenWRT image based on a hodgepodge of current trunk and Wingspinner's HT-TM02 work. EDIT: Act
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by iuguy 11y ago
I use OpenHAB extensively at home. It's a great tool but the learning curve is pretty steep. However, in combination with MQTT it's immensely powerful.
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by iuguy 11y ago
Just a heads up, the device you mention uses an RT5350-based SOC. There's nothing wrong with it, but support can sometimes be a little flaky. However, the built-in wifi chipset doesn't do channel hopping properly while the AR9331
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by iuguy 11y ago
+1 for the gl.inet. I use a 6416 for prototyping my devices and it's a really great device to mess around with.
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by iuguy 11y ago
This is £4.99 for me, but I'm a Prime subscriber: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00Y1Z9S8A

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