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Editor’s Note: We’re excited to announce that Hackaday is the new home of FLOSS Weekly! The TWiT network hosted the podcast for an incredible seventeen years, but due to some …read more Continue reading FLOSS Weekly Episode 762: Spilling the Tea
Remember Dieselgate, the scandal where certain diesel vehicles would detect an emissions test, and run cleaner for it, “cheating” the test? Traingate may just put that one into perspective. We’ll …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: Traingate, DNS, and JMP Slides
Back in 1978, the world was a bit different. There was no Raspberry Pi, no Internet, and not even an ESP32 to build projects with. And rather than order electronics …read more Continue reading Binary Clock Kit Blips Again
When there’s a vulnerability in a system library, we install updates, and go on with our lives. When there’s a vulnerability in a Java library, jars get rebuilt, and fixed …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: LogoFail, National DNS Poison, and DNA
We’re back! And while the column took a week off for Thanksgiving, the security world didn’t. The most pressing news is an issue in Owncloud, that is already under active …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: Owncloud, NXP, 0-Days, and Fingerprints
It’s time to strap on our propeller beanies, because we’re going to talk crypto. The short version is that some SSH handshakes can expose enough information for a third party …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: SSH, FTP, and Reptar
Keyloggers. Such a simple concept — you secretly record all the characters typed on a keyboard, and sort through it later for interesting data. That keyboard sniffer could be done …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: Find My Keylogger, Zephyr, and Active Exploitation
There’s an interesting renaissance of Nintendo 64 gaming, powered by the ability to decompile n64 roms back into C code using Ghidra. There are projects around multiple classic games, taking …read more Continue reading Perfect Dark: Recompiled
One of our favorite retro hardware enthusiasts, [CuriousMarc], is back with the outstanding tale of preserving Apollo Program software, and building a core rope reader from scratch to do it. …read more Continue reading Saving Apollo by Decoding Core Rope
We’ve talked a few times here about the issues with the CVSS system. We’ve seen CVE farming, where a moderate issue, or even a non-issue, gets assigned a ridiculously high …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: CVSS 4, OAuth, and ActiveMQ