A General-Purpose PID Controller
For those new to fields like robotics or aerospace, it can seem at first glance that a problem like moving a robot arm or flying an RC airplane might be …read more Continue reading A General-Purpose PID Controller
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A ’70s TV With ’20s Parts
Keeping older technology working becomes exponentially difficult with age. Most of us have experienced capacitor plague, disintegrating wire insulation, planned obsolescence, or even the original company failing and not offering …read more Continue reading A ’70s TV With ’20s Parts
Autonomous Multi-Task Performing Robot
[Ruchir] has been pretty into robotics for a while now and has always been amused by the ever-popular obstacle avoiding robot, but wanted something that could do more. So, like any good hacker, he decided to build something himself.
He wanted to incorporate all the popular beginner robot capabilities into …read more
Container Security Part 2 – Benchmarks to the Rescue
Containers are like BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). They are infiltrating our ranks, and InfoSec professionals’ gut reaction is to hesitate in including them in their environments. But instead of dismissing containers out of hand, I thought it woul… Continue reading Container Security Part 2 – Benchmarks to the Rescue
The MITRE ATT&CK Framework: What You Need to Know
The MITRE ATT&CK Framework has gained a lot of popularity in the security industry over the past year. I have spent a lot of time researching the hundreds of techniques, writing content to support the techniques, and talking about the value to anyo… Continue reading The MITRE ATT&CK Framework: What You Need to Know
Blocks for Flash and others coming to Office 365
If you make use of Flash or Silverlight in your day-to-day activities, you may need to have a word with IT. For everyone else, your Office 365 experience is about to become a lot more secure.
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Understanding the Primary Threats and Security Concerns to Container Environments
Regular readers of The State of Security should now have a general understanding of why organizations need security for their containers. But they still might be a bit fuzzy on the specifics. In particular, they might still be unclear on the types of t… Continue reading Understanding the Primary Threats and Security Concerns to Container Environments
Inverted Pendulum For The Control Enthusiast
Once you step into the world of controls, you quickly realize that controlling even simple systems isn’t as easy as applying voltage to a servo. Before you start working on your own bipedal robot or scratch-built drone, though, you might want to get some practice with this intricate field of engineering. A classic problem in this area is the inverted pendulum, and [Philip] has created a great model of this which helps illustrate the basics of controls, with some AI mixed in.
Called the ZIPY, the project is a “Cart Pole” design that uses a movable cart on a trolley …read more
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Security Mindset: Balancing Firmness and Flexibility
Navigating the noise, complexity and uncertainties of the cybersecurity landscape demands clear thinking. But that’s no easy task. The security professional today has to be knowledgeable about the organization’s own environment, business ne… Continue reading Security Mindset: Balancing Firmness and Flexibility
BlueHat IL 2018, John Lambert’s ‘The New Paradigm of Security Controls’
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