paddlesteamer

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by paddlesteamer 1y ago
Years ago, I created a very basic HTTP proxy using Google Cloud. The idea relies on Google Cloud wouldn't be blocked because the industry in that country probably also needs Google Cloud to function, so the government couldn't tou
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Portable replacement for a $60k VO2 Max machine(instructables.com)
229 points by paddlesteamer 5y ago|106 comments
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by paddlesteamer 5y ago
> In completely unrelated news, upcoming versions of Signal will be periodically fetching files to place in app storage. These files are never used for anything inside Signal and never interact with Signal software or data, but they look
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
I wish there could be a way to see which root site set those cookies. For example I wish we could see twtracker.com supercookies are set in some iframe in twitter.com.
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Experimenting on My Hearing Loss(0x90.psaux.io)
156 points by paddlesteamer 6y ago|79 comments
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How to Write a Ladspa Plugin?(0x90.psaux.io)
2 points by paddlesteamer 6y ago|0 comments
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
With this, devices that use NRF52 chips are now open to investigators. I think we'll learn of more vulnerabilities of BLE devices whose shitty implementations are hidden in those SoCs. I'm more than excited about the next post abo
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
Other than Signal, I also recommend Threema. It doesn't rely on mobile numbers, possible to configure to run on your private server, etc. It's just not free (as in beer). Also, it's from Switzerland, a country respects your p
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
I like how it ignores WEP. Don't use WEP.
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
Since the Antifa will be designated as a terrorist organization[0], I don't suggest you guys to trust github pages, google photos, drive, etc. Tomorrow there may be a subpoena for the IP addresses who use this tool. It may not be enoug
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
I hate bloated OSs and unfortunately Mac OS is one of them. I know how everyone wants everything to work out of the box and I know it's very natural to want so but I cringe if I find out my OS doing something behind my back. That'
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
Actually , I'm pleased ebay is doing this. It wasn't a new issue but now ebay doing it, it took a lot of attention. It's like disclosing a security issue in WebSocket protocol. Now I'm sure next releases of the most brow
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
Very nice! I only have one question: I see there are pull-up resistors connected to push buttons. Aren't there built-in pullups on RPi GPIOs? Maybe you can enable them and use fewer elements on the breadboard.
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
Every time I ran across these boards, I always think of "Apollo Guidance Computer"[1] which is used on Apollo spacecrafts. They have 16KB ram 2000MHz cpu freq so I feel like I can build a spaceship witha couple of teensies :D [1]
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
There is even a hearing aid using teensy board and the modified version of teensy audio library[1]! [1] https://shop.tympan.org/
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
Teensy audio adapter has SGTL5000[1] running on the board and in my opinion it is highly customizable. It provides up to 96KHz sample rate (44.1 KHz with teensy's clock I guess) with 16bit sample size for ADC and DAC so I don't th
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
This is very interesting. It's hard to find information about underlying technology but according to this link[1]: "Payments via the e-RMB could be contactless and transactions can be conducted via bluetooth and encrypted NFC when
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Consistent Video Depth Estimation(roxanneluo.github.io)
2 points by paddlesteamer 6y ago|0 comments
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
I also like this approach: https://www.wired.com/2017/02/malware-sends-stolen-data-dron...
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
How do these scammers hide their identities? Is there a tor network or some kind of proxy for gsm?
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by paddlesteamer 6y ago
Why someone would need another messenger? Especially without E2EE? I think tomorrow I'll bring back myspace.
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by paddlesteamer 7y ago
I remember in the past Moxie Marlinspike developed something called Convergence. It's not alive now. He defined it as "An agile, distributed, and secure strategy for replacing Certificate Authorities." in his website( https:&
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by paddlesteamer 7y ago
Sorry, I should have written more clearly. - Government forces state-issued certificate on all computers: The government doesn't hide that it's MitM'ing all traffic. The traffic it can't read is blocked. All citizens mus
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by paddlesteamer 7y ago
But what if it became like the situation in Kazakhistan where you can't connect to internet without installing state-issued certificate? Or a government forces that CA(assuming CA is in the same country) to sign another certificate? Or
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HTTPS Is a Privacy Nightmare(0x90.psaux.io)
5 points by paddlesteamer 7y ago|6 comments
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by paddlesteamer 7y ago
I think it's more than 'pretty low issue'. Someone already connected to the LAN may just sniff the login credentials since the Pi-hole web interface doesn't use https and then gain root access where all LAN clients trust
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by paddlesteamer 7y ago
Actually, it depends on where do you live. In OP's country elder people have been given rights to call social services and even police to get their shopping done. Other than that, in Turkey family relations are similar to Italy: the ol
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by paddlesteamer 7y ago
Yep, I tried. No luck there
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by paddlesteamer 7y ago
Hi, OP here, actually it's not true. Think the scenario as this: you don't have the CLI root password, you just do a MitM attack and learn about root password when your ISP attempts to change it. This applies my situation, also I
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by paddlesteamer 7y ago
Hello, OP here, I've actually spent considerable amount time to find a code execution. I know you'll want to learn details of FUN_004122c0 but here is the decompiled version of iptables part from ghidra: undefined4 FUN_004045a0(in

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