Collaborate Disseminate
It’s official, we’re living in the future. Certainly that’s the only explanation for how [wrongbaud] was able to write a three-part series of posts on hacking a cheap electric toothbrush …read more Continue reading A Toothbrush Hacked, in Three Parts
“The brickings will continue until the printer sales improve!” This whole printer-bricking thing seems to be getting out of hand with the news this week that a firmware update caused …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: March 16, 2025
Lets say I have a laptop, Secure Boot enabled, AppArmor on, UEFI Secure. Now I download a compromised piece of malware containing, for example a reverse shell.
I grow suspicious and reinstall my computer from a clean USB.
Now, even though … Continue reading What’s stopping a virus from turning a connected peripheral into a Bad USB on Linux?
It’s been a busy week in space news, and very little of it was good. We’ll start with the one winner of the week, Firefly’s Blue Ghost Mission 1, which …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: March 9, 2025
Does secure boot stop the boot process if you have firmware on your HDD that has been tampered with? In other words, do HDD firmware viruses get detected with secure boot?
The agency’s Red-C program seeks to build new defenses into bus-based computer systems.
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Bambu Labs have been in the news lately. Not because of the machines themselves, but because they are proposing a firmware change that many in our community find restricts their …read more Continue reading Supercon 2024: Joshua Wise Hacks the Bambu X1 Carbon
The investment includes equity and debt from new investors Qualcomm Ventures, Pavilion Capital, Singtel Innov8, and Sixty Degree Capital.
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I am (hypothetically!) thinking about buying a used phone for sustainability reasons. I am also thinking about this being a non-Google phone for ethical reasons. There are some people in my country selling non-Google Android phones, most o… Continue reading How to make sure a used custom-ROM phone isn’t malicious?
I am (hypothetically!) thinking about buying a used phone for sustainability reasons. I am also thinking about this being a non-Google phone for ethical reasons. There are some people in my country selling non-Google Android phones, most o… Continue reading How to make sure a used custom-ROM phone isn’t malicious?