Collaborate Disseminate
There are many ways to tell the time, from using analog dials to 7-segment displays. Hackers tend to enjoy binary watches, if only for their association with the digital machines …read more Continue reading Simple Binary Watch Uses A PCB Body
In a relatively short amount of time, the average capacity of USB flash drives has skyrocketed. It wasn’t so long ago that two and four gigabyte drives were considered to …read more Continue reading DIY “Solid State Drive” Puts Four Bytes in Your Pocket
You know the old joke: There are 10 types of people in the world — those who understand binary, and those who don’t. Most of us on Hackaday are firmly in the former camp, which is why projects like this circuit sculpture binary calculator really tickle our fancies.
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There are many ways to update an embedded system in the field. Images can fly through the air one a time, travel by sneaker or hitch a ride on other passing data. OK, maybe that’s a stretch, but there are certainly a plethora of ways to get those sweet update …read more
Performing over-the-air updates of devices in the field can be a tricky business. Reliability and recovery is of course key, but even getting the right bits to the right storage sectors can be a challenge. Recently I’ve been working on a project which called for the design of a new …read more
Nixie clocks have become such a staple in our community as to have become mundane. They’re pretty, but show us something new! It seems [Marcin Saj] has done just that with his offering, because with a bank of 18 IN-2 Nixie tubes he’s telling the time – but in …read more
Continue reading Just When You Thought There Was Nothing New In Nixie Clocks…
The new tactic used by Emotet allows the malware to infect nearby insecure Wi-Fi networks – and their devices – via brute force loops. Continue reading Emotet Now Hacks Nearby Wi-Fi Networks to Spread Like a Worm
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In the art of binary exploitation, there is one ominous “hacker” term you will hear quite often, and that is shellcode. What is shellcode… Continue reading Video: Shellcode for the Masses
[John] sent this one in to us a little bit after Christmas, but we’ll give him a pass because it’s so beautiful. Think of it this way: now you have almost a full year to make a binary advent calendar of your own before December 1st rolls around again.
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Continue reading Binary Advent Calendar Does More With Fewer Doors
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In the art of binary exploitation, there is one ominous “hacker” term you will hear quite often: shellcode. What is shellcode? How can it be used, and how do exploit developers create it? These ques… Continue reading Webinar: Shellcode for the Masses