Collaborate Disseminate
A "HID-compliant mouse" and a "USB composite device", both have no records in their "Device Manager – Properties – Events". Both are "currently not connected".
All other "Mice and other pointing… Continue reading A "HID-compliant mouse" and a "USB composite device", both have no records in their "Device Manager – Properties – Events" [migrated]
Many hobbies seem to have a subset of participants who just can’t leave well enough alone. Think about hot rodders, who squeeze every bit of power out of engines they …read more Continue reading Most Powerful Laser Diodes, Now More Powerful
Should you be able to brick a keyboard just by writing a driver to flash the lights on it? We don’t think so either. [TheNotary] got quite the shock when …read more Continue reading Reverse Engineering A Keyboard Driver Uncovers A Self-Destruct Code
We don’t know how you feel when designing hardware, but we get uncomfortable at the extremes. High voltage or current, low noise figures, or extreme frequencies make us nervous. [Orion …read more Continue reading An Open Source 6kW GaN Motor Controller
In today’s value-engineered world, getting a decade of service out of a cordless tool is pretty impressive. By that point you’ve probably gotten your original investment back, and if the …read more Continue reading Unusual Tool Gets an Unusual Repair
On July 19, 2024, many witnessed an IT "outage" linked to CrowdStrike’s Falcon sensor on Windows machines. Some started to blame Microsoft for that, and some were figuring out what went wrong with CrowdStrike and the relationship… Continue reading Scenarios to exploit CrowdStike as a massive attack on thousands of machines
It’s official: [Engineer Bo] wins the internet with a video titled “Finding NEMA 17,” wherein he builds a dynamometer to find the best stepper motor in the popular NEMA 17 frame …read more Continue reading Putting Some Numbers on Your NEMAs
Nvidia patches multiple high-severity vulnerabilities in GPU display drivers and virtual GPU software.
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At home, my personal PC and work computers all connect to the same network, via ethernet and WiFi.
A video game on my personal PC is requiring an install of a "kernel mode driver." At the risk of asking the obvious,
Can this com… Continue reading Will installing a kernel mode driver onto a PC compromise the entire network it’s connected to?
Is there anything more discouraging to the reverse engineer than to see a black blob of epoxy applied directly to a PCB? We think not, because that formless shape provides …read more Continue reading Oddball LCDs Reverse Engineered Thanks to Good Detective Work