sdmike1

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by sdmike1 7y ago
I enjoyed it, however I have something of a weakness for "cosmic horror" and the whole "mysteries beyond our understanding" thing that Lovecraft does. It mostly holds up, but the proliferation of the themes explored by i
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by sdmike1 7y ago
I wrote a similar tool[1] for a cybersecurity competition I was helping to red team for. It would try a dictionary of username and password combos against a list of hosts generated from the results of a masscan[2], once it logged it it wou
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by sdmike1 8y ago
I had one mechanically fail this summer and my options were turn it in or pay $3,600 and as much as I want to RE it I don't want to spend $3,600 on it. So far medtronic is doing a very good job of limiting the secondhand market on the
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by sdmike1 8y ago
I had to take i earlier this year.
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by sdmike1 8y ago
As a "reverse engineering hacker" who is a diabetic with one of these pumps (The 670G to be specific) I have black boxed the shit out of it, but because it is doing a good job of keeping me alive and the cost of a new one is high
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by sdmike1 8y ago
In SCIFs all non-approved transmitting devices are banned except for medical devices. So when you consider new ones use wirelessly communicate with continuous glucose monitors (mine uses 802.15.4) which it then uses to adjust delivery of i
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by sdmike1 8y ago
It doesn't have GPS tracking but it does have wireless communication with a continuous glucose monitor which it uses to adjust delivery of insulin which gives measurably better outcomes. It even connects to a computer via USB. In SCIF
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by sdmike1 8y ago
So would this preclude anyone with a medical device form working there? say like an insulin pump?
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by sdmike1 8y ago
Do you think this API could be used to create non-card payment tokens? For instance an implanted Java card like the VivoKey[0]? [0] https://vivokey.com/learn-more.html
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by sdmike1 8y ago
Personally I'm a fan of the xoshiro[1] generator I have found it to be faster and give more equiprobable outputs. [1] http://xoshiro.di.unimi.it
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by sdmike1 8y ago
I would be curious to see what the chance any given email is read and how much it drops off after the first reading. I would be willing to bet that out of 1000 people who receive a reasonable amount of mail you could probably find missing