DEFCON 19: Hacking Victims Over Power Lines Defcon 18 - Programmable HID USB keystroke Dongle - Adrian Crenshaw - Part.mov Teensy USB Development Board The Teensy is a complete USB-based microcontroller development system, in a very small footprint, capable of implementing many types of projects. All programming is done via the USB port. No special programmer is needed, only a standard "Mini-B" USB cable and a PC or Macintosh with a USB port. Update: Discussion / Support Forum Teensy 3.1 changes from Teensy 3.0 Teensy Loader Application Software Development Tools WinAVR C compiler. Teensyduino, add-on for Arduino IDE. Simplified USB Examples or Dean Camera's LUFA library. Breadboard Usage The Teensy is available with header pins, for direct no-soldering-required use on a breadboard, which can also be run from the +5 volt from the USB cable. The 128x64 Graphics LCD can be used with Teensy 2.0 and Teensy++ 2.0 and Teensyduino using this GLCD library.
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Smallest electronically fuel injected V8 engine is fit for RC muscle car Posted by Gaurav3 months ago The smallest Electronically Fuel Injected engine themed on LT5 engine in C4 generation ZR1 Corvette models is here and it’s damn cool. Made by Keith, this 45cc V8 engine is built from scratch by making a TPI intake manifold that has cross plane crank, Chevy V8 firing order. There are valve covers, overhead cams and a sound that is so reminiscent of sweet sounding Corvette engines. The fuel injector for the engine is out of a Fiat Punto injector parts and Tuner Studio from MegaSquirt as brain for optimizing the fuel efficiency. To get this amazing miniature V8 together Keith did the machining work on a manual Bridgeport and a 10 decade old lathe, now that is DIY at its best. Via: BangShift Hailing from the northern region of India, Gaurav Sood has a profound liking for everything upbeat in the cloud and a vision to acquaint geek readers with the latest technology news.
How to make a DIY home alarm system with a raspberry pi and a webcam Step #1: Make your webcam stealth I wanted to hide the camera in an inconspicuous place outside my door, so I removed the webcam’s casing. The Logitech C270 is a really good choice for this project as (1) it is 100% compatible with pi, (2) it has a really good 720p HD resolution and (3) it is very very small. Here’s how to make the camera ‘stealthy’: You can now connect your webcam to the usb hub. I ended up hiding the webcam within the door (!) (just to clarify: as you can see my door is crap! Step #2: Setup your raspberry pi Your pi needs to boot a linux operating system in order to run motion. To prepare your SD card and install Raspbian I recommend following Adafruit’s excellent tutorials here. Since you are not going to have your pi connected to a monitor or have a keyboard and mouse, I also recommend enabling Secure Shell (SSH) in your pi so that you can remote control your Raspberry Pi over your local network. To do this, first type from the command prompt: ifconfig then run: route -n to:
Automatic Hallway Runner Lights You know how it goes - you wake up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom, can't see anything, and knock something valuable over. Or, you come home late, the lights are already off, and you stub your toe trying to find the switch. No longer! Subscribe to be notified when they launch on Kickstarter! Introducing the Automatic Hallway Runner Lights. Total project time: 3 hours To get started, you'll need the following parts: Some tools: Breadboard for prototyping Soldering iron (and solder) Wire strippers/cutters Heat gun (or hairdryer, or lighter) Hot glue gun (to secure loose wires)
DEFCON 20: Bypassing Endpoint Security for $20 or Less How to Choose (or Build) the Perfect Desk for You BONUS- BLACK HAT- Barnaby Jack - Jackpotting Automated Teller Machines Redux - Video How To Make An Outdoor Pallet Swing Bed We’ve already told you of outdoor furniture projects including beds, and here’s one more idea. To make this bed you’ll need pallets, 2 x 4 lumber, a drill, screws, a saw, measuring tape, rope, a mattress or cushion. Measure the size of the mattress or cushion you’re putting on the pallet and figure out how many pallets you’ll need. Take into account the space you’ll need for the rope at the ends.
Trusting iPhones plugged into bogus chargers get a dose of malware Plugging your phone into a charger should be pretty safe to do. It should fill your phone with electricity, not malware. But researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology have produced fake chargers they've named Mactans that do more than just charge your phone: they install custom, malicious applications onto iPhones. Their bogus chargers—which do, incidentally, charge the phone—contain small computers instead of mere transformers. The researchers used their USB host to install an app package onto any iPhone that gets plugged in. iOS guards against installation of arbitrary applications with a strict sandboxing system, a feature that has led to the widespread practice of jailbreaking. Instead, it takes advantage of the system that Apple devised to permit developers to deploy applications to their own devices for testing purposes. The malicious charger interrogates the attached iPhone to read its UDID, the unique ID number that identifies a particular iPhone.
How To Stretch Your Photo Shoot Budget When it comes to a photo shoot, regardless of how high or how low your budget is, you want to achieve the best results for the available money. Good photography is worth its weight in gold in terms of the impact it can have on your marketing, so it’s worth making sure every penny you spend really counts. Whether you’re a client or a photographer, you can use the following tips to make your budget stretch that little bit further. Plan your concept Before you do anything like booking models, stylists or locations, work out exactly what you’re trying to achieve. For clients: find your photographer Take some time to choose your photographer carefully; look for someone whose portfolio resonates with what you’re trying to achieve. Your model: do you need a professional? Depending on the style of photography you’re going for and the type of impression you want to create, you may need to use a professional model. Make-up artists and stylists Choose your location with care Post production