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Somebody (@thegrugq) pointed me to this article on “Lessons on Irregular Cyber Warfare”, citing the masters like Sun Tzu, von Clausewitz, Mao, Che, and the usual characters. It tries to answer:
…as an insurgent, which is in a weaker power position vi… Continue reading How to irregular cyber warfare
Bloomberg has a story how Chinese intelligence inserted secret chips into servers bound for America. There are a couple issues with the story I wanted to address.The story is based on anonymous sources, and not even good anonymous sources. An example i… Continue reading Notes on the Bloomberg Supermicro supply chain hack story
Bloomberg has a story how Chinese intelligence inserted secret chips into servers bound for America. There are a couple issues with the story I wanted to address.
The story is based on anonymous sources, and not even good anonymous sources. An example … Continue reading Notes on the Bloomberg Supermicro supply chain hack story
Seven years ago, before the $35 Raspberry Pi, hackers used commercial WiFi routers for their projects. They’d replace the stock firmware with Linux. The $22 TP-Link WR703N was extremely popular for these projects, being half the price and half the size… Continue reading Mini pwning with GL-iNet AR150
Seven years ago, before the $35 Raspberry Pi, hackers used commercial WiFi routers for their projects. They’d replace the stock firmware with Linux. The $22 TP-Link WR703N was extremely popular for these projects, being half the price and half the size… Continue reading Mini pwning with GL-iNet AR150
California has passed an IoT security bill, awaiting the government’s signature/veto. It’s a typically bad bill based on a superficial understanding of cybersecurity/hacking that will do little improve security, while doing a lot to impose … Continue reading California’s bad IoT law
California has passed an IoT security bill, awaiting the governor’s signature/veto. It’s a typically bad bill based on a superficial understanding of cybersecurity/hacking that will do little improve security, while doing a lot to impose costs and harm… Continue reading California’s bad IoT law
Today, Trump posted this video proving Google promoted all of Obama “State of the Union” (SotU) speeches but none of his own. In this post, I debunk this claim. The short answer is this: it’s not Google’s fault but Trump’s for not having a sophisticate… Continue reading Debunking Trump’s claim of Google’s SOTU bias
Today, Trump posted this video proving Google promoted all of Obama “State of the Union” (SotU) speeches but none of his own. In this post, I debunk this claim. The short answer is this: it’s not Google’s fault but Trump’s for not having a sophisticate… Continue reading Debunking Trump’s claim of Google’s SOTU bias
The typical way of installing a fresh Raspberry Pi is to attach power, keyboard, mouse, and an HDMI monitor. This is a pain, especially for the diminutive RPi Zero. This blogpost describes a number of options for doing headless setup. There are several… Continue reading Provisioning a headless Raspberry Pi