Now You Can Have Your Pi And NVMe It Too!
So you're mad that the new Raspberry Pi 500 could have an NVMe drive, but doesn't thanks to their decision to keep the price of the new system low? Well, with a…
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Ubiquiti EdgeRouters Hacks May Be Ubiquitous
The FBI sought after and received court approval to silently push out an update to Ubiquiti SOHO routers last week, which you may or may not be aware of. They added firewall…
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Honda, The Power of Dreams And Rolling Code Implementations
10 out of 10 tested Honda models agree; anyone can remotely unlock or start them if they just keep trying and Honda doesn't seem to plan to do anything about...
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Drop That Floppy, Boot From Vinyl Instead!
Hackaday posted a very impressive hack today, letting us know that Jozef Bogin has been able to successfully boot an old IBM 51050 off of a vinyl record, in about the same…
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Bad News At Boot; HDD And UEFI Hacks
Infecting the UEFI on a motherboard is no small task thankfully, as you need physical access to hack the flash chip on the motherboard to implement a hack, there is no known…
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Catch The Wave; Internet Of Water Filled Tubes
Hackaday has posted a rather interesting project, detailing how the internet could work over a series of watery tubes, at least in places where they don't have a tendency to...
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Learning About And Hacking Digital Pregnancy Tests
Hardware / software necromancer, collector of Weird Stuff, and maker of Death Generators Foone has been tweeting about electronic pregnancy tests over the long weekend and the results have been quite interesting. …
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DIY Virtual Traffic Jam With A Bucket Of Old Phones
Simon Weckert entitled his recent piece of performance art, 'Google Maps Hacks' and before you tune out completely you should consider the implications revealed by his wagon of old phones. He connected…
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The Cadillac XLR’s Tail Light Offers An Opportunity For The Technically Inclined
If you have been hit with unexpectedly expensive car repairs because of one costly part you might have some sympathy for the owner of a Cadillac who was surprised by the price…
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Is It Paranoia If Everything Really Is Listening To You?
If you have always had a sneaking suspicion that Amazon's and Google's voice assistants are spying on you, you may well be right. Apart from the previous worries about practices the actual…
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Hack Yourself An Airplay 2, Sonos Enabled, TruePlay Tuned Ikea Speaker
These specific $99 bi-amp-able speakers from Ikea contain a well designed EMI shielded motherboard with a WiFi socket and a heatsink which offers you all the features of a Sonos device, like…
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Lightning Strikes Over The Air With This Hacked Cable
At Def Con in Los Vegas this year a security enthusiast that goes by the handle _Mg_ was selling O.MG cables, which are fully functional Lightning cables with an wee extra embedded…
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You Can’t Always Hear What Hertz You
Infrasound and ultrasound have been in the news, most recently posited as the cause of strange symptoms at the Cuban embassy. The next time you hear about this, it could be much…
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Switch Your Nintendo To Android
You may have heard of a project that takes advantage of a small hole in the Nintendo Switch which allows you to install the Lineage 15.1 Android OS. The project was released…
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Re-Vive Your Face With Some Ice Cold Water
Summer has arrived, and with it higher ambient temperatures that push your cooling systems efficiency harder than the winter tends to. For some this means cranking up the air conditioner, adding enough…
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Don’t get chuffed over rent-a-scooters, get creative
As The Inquirer succinctly puts it, "rentable electric scooters were hacked to spew upsetting innuendo, rather than its usual scooter-based chatter." While it is unclear what that chatter might usually...
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The 2019 Hackaday Prize kicks off
The Hackaday Prize has been around for a few years now, and some of the winning projects have been very impressive. This years process is a little different, instead...
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The pen is mightier than the car alarm
Another week goes by and another half dozen vulnerabilities have been announced, as has sadly become tradition. If you prefer to jump directly to the Chrome and Win7 ones below feel free,…
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